280 Bachelor's degrees in Counselling Psychology

The Christian Caregiving and Counseling programme at Oral Roberts University is a public Bachelor of Arts degree designed for those called to ministry. This comprehensive course combines biblical wisdom with psychological methods, preparing students for diverse pastoral settings through Spirit-empowered care and service.

The Bachelor in Genetics and Counseling Psychology program from Cedar Crest Collegefulfills the general requirements to be admitted to graduate-level genetic counseling programs. 

The Psychology - Extended program from the University of Southern Queensland  will prepare you to describe and examine types of psychological phenomena using the scientific method, and then apply these findings to produce solutions to psychological problems such as treating mental illness or evaluating job performance. 

The B.S. in Psychology and Counselling (Hons) at Staffordshire University will provide you with an excellent grounding in academic psychology and will introduce you to the world of therapeutic practice. 

On this Psychology with Counselling (Hons) course at York St John University, you will learn about the key areas of psychological study, progressing to develop the skills and theoretical understanding needed for counselling careers. 

The Counselling and Therapeutic Practice (Hons) degree from University of South Wales offers the learning and training you need to become a professional Pluralistic counsellor, working with an integrative model. 

If you’ve decided on studying a program at this university but don’t meet the academic or English language requirements, you have the option of taking an International Foundation in Business and Humanities - Psychology with Counselling and Psychotherapy programme from INTO Manchester Metropolitan University. 

The Psychology and Counselling program at Warnborough College gives you the requisite knowledge of these two important disciplines to begin your career.

Edge Hill University offers a B.Sc. in Counselling and Psychotherapy (Hons), designed to be completed in three years for full-time students. This programme emphasises personal growth and practical experience, ensuring that students are well-prepared for careers in counselling and psychotherapy, with a focus on ethical practice and self-awareness.

This Applied Psychology and Counselling Diploma from Kelowna College of Professional Counselling offers a variety of options to fit your career goals, to accommodate the diverse landscape of employment opportunities in the mental health field.

This Psychology with Counselling and Mental Health (Hons) degree at Solent University is accredited by The British Psychological Society. 

Psychologists study how others think, feel, and behave. The Psychological Science curriculum at Claremont McKenna College prepares students to use psychological concepts and methods in everyday life. 

Prepare for a career as an alcohol and drug counselor. Help save and enrich the lives of people struggling with addiction by studying on campus in Saint Paul to earn a bachelor’s degree in Alcohol and Drug Counseling from Metropolitan State University.

Walsh University's B.A./M.A. Behavioral Sciences or Counseling program provides the best preparation for students who want to pursue counseling careers.

At Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Lebanon Valley College you can earn your Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Master of Science in Counseling in just five years.

The Community Psychology programme at Saint Cloud State University is a comprehensive undergraduate degree designed for those seeking to advocate for mental health. This flexible course offers select online classes and focuses on empowering diverse populations through cultural understanding and applied community service.

After completing this Counselling programme at Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology, you’ll be able to enter the counselling profession at a beginning practitioner level.

The Guidance and Counseling program is offered at Alzahra University.

The Integrative Counselling FdA at the University of Worcester is a two-year, full-time foundation degree delivered in partnership with Iron Mill College. This public study mode programme prepares students for professional registration through expert-led training, combining academic theory with 100 hours of supervised practice.

Six concentrations in Behavior Analysis, Cognitive Neuroscience, Developmental Psychology, General Psychology, Industrial-Organizational Psychology, and Mental Health Counseling allow students to focus their studies in preparation for graduate school or employment after Eastern Connecticut State University.