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SS6805B - Project

Offering Academic Unit
Department of Social and Behavioural Sciences
Credit Units
6
Course Duration
2 Semesters (Semester A & B mode)
2 Semesters (Semester B & S mode)
Pre-requisite(s)

At least completed 18-credits (For Cohort 2016 or before)
At least completed 12-credits (For Cohort 2017 and thereafter)

Co-requisites:
1) Any one of the following four courses: SS5213 (only open to Registered Social Worker), SS5302, SS5421, or SS5425 (allow concurrent enrolment in one of the four listed courses if not included in the 18 credits completed) (For Cohort 2016 or before)
2) Any one of the following four courses: SS5213 (only open to Registered Social Worker), SS5302, SS5421, or SS5425 (allow concurrent enrolment in one of the four listed courses if not included in the 12 credits completed) (For Cohort 2017 Part-Time mode Students)
3) Completion of 12 credits including one of the following four courses: SS5213 (only open to Registered Social Worker), SS5302, SS5421, or SS5425 (For Cohort 2017 Full-Time mode Students)
4) Completion of SS5302 (allow concurrent enrolment of this course if not included in the 12 credits completed) (For Cohort 2018 and thereafter Part-Time mode Students)
Completion of 12 credits including SS5302 (For Cohort 2018 and thereafter Full-Time mode Students)

Equivalent Course(s)
Course Offering Term*:
Semester B 2022/23, Summer 2023

* The offering term is subject to change without prior notice
 
Course Aims
This course aims to provide students hands-on experience in initiating, planning and implementing an independent research project with the view to advance knowledge and skills in counselling. It aims to foster disciplined thinking as a researcher and the capacity to construct counselling knowledge through empirical investigation.

Assessment (Indicative only, please check the detailed course information)
Continuous Assessment: 100%
 
Detailed Course Information
SS6805B.pdf

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Department of Social and Behavioural Sciences