University of Melbourne

Overview

Why Choose This Program?

The Master of Narrative Therapy and Community Work offers a distinctive and respectful approach to counseling and community engagement, empowering individuals to view themselves as the experts of their own stories. This program emphasizes the importance of distinguishing problems from people, showcasing the various skills and strengths individuals possess to navigate life's challenges. In collaboration with The Dulwich Centre, a pioneer in narrative therapy education, this program equips professionals across diverse fields with essential narrative practices.

What You'll Study

• Develop a comprehensive theoretical and practical foundation in narrative therapy applicable to individuals, families, and communities.
• Focus on trauma-informed practices and recovery-oriented approaches.
• Explore advanced theories and methodologies in narrative therapy.
• Encourage critical self-reflection and the development of personal practice.
• Engage in practice-based research with opportunities for publication.

Entry Requirements

Career Prospects

Upon graduation, international students may be eligible for a post-study work permit, enabling them to gain practical experience in Australia. The duration of the permit generally corresponds with the length of the study program completed, allowing graduates to apply their skills in a real-world context. Eligibility criteria include holding a valid student visa during the course of study and meeting specific application requirements set by the Australian government.