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The Master's in Indigenous Communities Counselling Psychology (ICCP) integrates Indigenous values and traditions into every course. Applications for the September 2019 cohort are being accepted.
ICCP program
Our faculty are involved in research that provides valuable insight into people and how we learn and relate. Leadership studies expert Carolyn Crippen looked at servant-leadership in the Canucks. Photo: Jeff Vinnick.
Research
Aishah Bahktiar chose the Education Psychology program to impact how learners learn, improve the learning experience and instill in students a sense of competency and confidence.
Educational psychology
Gain the knowledge, skills and understanding necessary to work as a professional counsellor. Student Charlene Hickey plans to incorporate equine-assisted therapy in her counselling practice when she graduates.
Counselling psychology
Investigate the role of leaders and educators in modern society. Our flexible programs cover a broad range of themes from educational administration (like in this class) to community and cultural leadership.
Leadership studies
Indigenous Communities Counselling Psychology alumna Marcena Louie works at Eyēʔ Sqȃ’lewen, the Centre for Indigenous Education & Community Connections at Camosun College.
Career possibilitiesDo you want to work as a professional counsellor? Curious about the psychology of learning? Interested in the role of leaders in modern society? Want to make an impact in the lives of people and communities?
Leaders, counsellors and educational psychologists support people to be successful—in all aspects of their lives. Our programs explore the nature of knowledge, its interpretations and how it's shared.
Our faculty
