DIPLOMA IN COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY

Major Concentration                                            54      

Research                                                                09

Field Work Practicum                                           03

General Courses                                                   13

Total                                                                      79

Major Courses

Code                Course Title

LH

TH

PH

CH

CU

 DCPS 1101   Introduction to Psychology

30

30

00

45

3

 DCPS 1102   Fundamentals of Communication Skills

30

00

30

45

3

 DCPS 1103   Counseling skills

30

00

30

45

3

 DCPS 1204   Life Skills

30

30

00

45

3

 DCPS 1205   Ethics in Counseling

30

30

00

45

3

 DCPS 1206   Human Behavior Growth and Development

30

30

00

45

3

 DCPS 1207   Principles of Social Psychology

30

30

00

45

3

 DCPS 1208   Introduction to HIV/AIDS counseling

30

00

30

45

3

 DCPS 2109    Introduction Work place Psychology

30

00

30

45

3

 DCPS 2110   Drug and Substance Abuse Interventions

30

00

30

45

3

 DCPS 2111   Career Guidance

30

00

30

45

3

 DCPS 2112   Loss and Grief Counseling

30

00

30

45

3

 DCPS 2113   Counseling Workshop

30

00

30

45

3

 DCPS 2214    Multi Cultural Counseling

30

00

30

45

3

 DCPS 2215    Family Counseling

30

00

30

45

3

 DCPS 2216   Counseling Special Populations

30

00

30

45

3

 DCPS 2217   Theories of personality

30

30

00

45

3

 DCPS 2218    Health Issues in Counseling 

30

30

00

45

3

Total

 

 

 

 

54

Research (6  Credit Units)

LH

TH

PH

CH

CU

DREM 2101

Research Methods

30

30

00

45

3

DREP   2202     Research Project

15

00

60

45

3

Total

 

 

 

 

06

COGNATE

LH

TH

PH

CH

CU

DDVT  1207      Introduction to statistics for Social Science

30

15

00

45

3

Total

 

 

 

 

3

Field Work (3 Credit Units)

LH

TH

PH

CH

CU

DSFE 2301      Field Work Practicum

00

00

90

45

3

Total

 

 

 

 

3

General Courses (13 Credit Units)

LH    

TH

PH

CH

CU

 GECR 1101   Christian beliefs

30

 30

00

45

3

 GECC 1101   Fundamentals of computers

15

30

60

60

4

 GECL 1101   Introduction to writing skills

30

30

00

45

3

 GECL 1101   Health Principles

30

30

00

45

3

Total

 

 

 

 

13



Semester schedule

Course Schedule

Year I – 1ST  Semester

 

Course Code  Course Title                 

CU

GECR 1101      Christian beliefs

3

GECC 1101      Fundamentals of computer and office Application

4

GECL 1101      Introduction to writing skills

3

GECL 1101      Health Principles

3

DCPS 1101       Introduction to psychology

3

DCPS 1102      Fundamentals of communication  skills

3

DCPS 1103      Counseling  Skills

3

  TOTAL

22

Year I – 2ND  Semester

CU

Course Code               Course Title                                        

 

DCPS 1204      Life Skills

3

DCPS 1205      Ethics in counseling

3

DCPS 1206      Human behavior growth and development

3

DCPS 1207      Principles of Social Psychology

3

DCPS 1208      Introduction to HIV/AIDS Counseling

3

DDVT 1207    Introduction to statistics for Social Science

3

TOTAL

18

Year 2 – 1ST Semester

 

Course Code   Course Title                            

CU

DCPS 2109      Introduction to work-Place Psychology

3

DCPS 2110      Drug and, substance abuse  intervention

3

DCPS 2111      Career Guidance

3

DCPS 2112      Loss and Grief and Counseling

3

DCPS 2113      Counseling  Workshop

3

DREM 2101     Research methods

3

TOTAL                                    

18

Year 2 – 2ND Semester

 

Course Code               Course Title                                          

CU

DCPS 2214     Multi cultural counseling

3

DCPS 2215     Family counseling

3

DCPS 2216    Counseling Special Populations (attached to field trip)

3

DCPS 2217     Theories of personality

3

DCPS 2218     Health issues in counseling

3

DREM 2202     Research project

3

  TOTAL

15

SUMMER

 

Course Code               Course Title 

CU

DSFE 2301      Field Work Practicum                                            

3

TOTAL

3

 

 


DSRE 2611 DSRE 2611 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH METHODS

from FlairERM

DCPS 1205 DCPS 1205 ETHICS IN COUNSELING

from FlairERM

DCPS 1207 DCPS 1207 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

from FlairERM

DCPS 2216 DCPS 2216 COUNSELING SPECIAL POPULATIONS

from FlairERM

DCPS 2115 DCPS 2115 COUNSELING WORKSHOP

from FlairERM

DCPS 2218 DCPS 2218 GRIEF AND TRAUMA COUNSELING

from FlairERM

DCPS 2217 DCPS 2217 THEORIES OF PERSONALITY

from FlairERM

IPSY - D DCPS 1101: INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY

IPP - D DPAM 1103: INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY

COUSK DCPS 1103: Counseling Skills

This course is an introduction to basic skills which are required in order to carry out effective counseling. Skills analysis will be practiced for effective performance of a particular counselling session. The focus will be on communication, diagnostic, motivational and management skills.


DCPS 1206 DCPS 1206 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY

from FlairERM

LSK DCPS 1204: LIFE SKILLS

DASAI DCPS 2110: DRUG AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE INTERVENTION

IWPS DCPS 2214: Introduction Work place Psychology

PoSC DDVT 1204: Psychology of Social Change

POC DGCL 151 PRINCIPLES OF COUNSELING

The course in Counselling and Guidance specifically prepares the student for working within behavioral and health settings such as human service agencies, career and educational environments focused on training the student to be a skilled counselor who is capable of integrating counseling and psychological theory with their daily practice within a work context or voluntary capacity. The student further prepares for new and dramatic changes occurring within today’s behavioral health care and managed care marketplace, with training in brief therapies, practical models of treatment.

DFCS DPCS 1102: FUNDAMENTALS OF COMMUNICATION SKILLS

This course is an introductory communication course. It is designed to expose students to the theories, skills, and strategies needed to become effective communicators in academic and professional settings. It explains the major theories of human communication and persuasion in interpersonal, small group, and public communication contexts. The course also focuses on effective communication skills and strategies for writing reports and CV’s and for preparing and delivering effective presentations.