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4th Sep 2010

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MSc Cognitive Analytic Therapy

ACAT now offers an MSc in CAT. This award constitutes the completion of a research stage of the CAT Practitioner Training (PG Diploma)

CAT training on a Sheffield Hallam University (SHU) validated course is offered at three levels:
(i) CAT Skills Level one year course (PG Certificate)
(ii) CAT Practitioner two year course (PG Diploma)
(iii) MSc in CAT. This award constitutes the completion of a research stage of the CAT Practitioner Training (PG Diploma)

The Masters Degree (MSc CAT) is the Postgraduate Diploma (i.e. CAT Practitioner level PG Diploma) plus submission of a research dissertation (60 credits). If students do not have recent research experience then it is anticipated that they will complete a 15 credit research module followed by a 45 credit dissertation (SHU validated modules). Supervision for these projects will be from both SHU staff and ACAT trainers.

Students on the MSc/PgD programme will complete the same core modules with combined clinical assessments indicating that graduates from this course are clinically competent, safe and effective practitioners, eligible for ACAT accreditation. 

Module

Module Title

Credit

SHU Research module

Distance learning research module (previously validated module)

15

SHU MSc Dissertation

Distance learning Dissertation module

45

Or

Module

Module Title

Credit

SHU MSc Dissertation

Distance learning Dissertation module

60

Booking

Procedure for application/enquiry:

  • Visit http://www.acat.me.uk/training.php for details of all CAT training courses across UK. Contact admin@acat.me.uk to enquire of local courses, validated by SHU
  • Your enquiry will be received by local Course Director
  • Once PG Diploma ongoing or complete (for those already ACAT accredited CAT Practitioners), proceed to MSc application. Graduates of non SHU CAT Practitioner/PG Diploma (non University validated courses or graduates of Oxford Brookes and UEA) can register for the MSc.
  • Contact SHU MSc Coordinator/Link Tutor to express your interest in the MSc and for provisional discussion and fees
  • ACAT provide a list of approved supervisors and can assist in project choice
  • Application form and proposal received by SHU MSc co-ordinator
  • Discussion/interview with ACAT and SHU staff. Advice given about module selection
  • Feedback given on enrolment at SHU
  • Supervisor appointed by the SHU MSc Coordinator/Link Tutor in discussion with the Student. Supervision contract agreed.
  • ACAT Training Committee notified of enrolment.  Induction to University  

Contact:
James Turner: SHU MSc Coordinator/Link Tutor (James.Turner@shu.ac.uk
Dawn Bennett: ACAT/SHU Liaison Role Dawnebennett@btinternet.com

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