Course Level
Bachelor Degree (Pass)
CRICOS
094684M
Bachelor of Arts Therapy
The Bachelor of Arts Therapy is designed to provide graduates with a broad body of knowledge relating to the field of arts therapy, with emphasis on the underlying principles and concepts of art making processes. A feature of the course is the focus on experiential small-group learning that supports students to develop and practice their skills and knowledge in a safe supportive environment.
Campus | Duration | Fees | ATAR |
|---|---|---|---|
Melbourne | Full-time - 3 years | $62,400 | N/A |
Online | Online/Off-campus - 3 years | $62,400 | N/A |
Quay Street Campus | Full-time - 3 years | $62,400 | N/A |
Thomas Street Campus | Full-time - 3 years | N/A | N/A |
Structure
Students are required to successfully complete 23 subjects (144 credit points) to be eligible for the award of Bachelor Arts Therapy. The course structure includes two placement experiences.
Subjects
- Integrative Psychotherapy in Theory
- Integrative Arts Psychotherapy in Practice
- Models of Arts Therapy Practice
- Qualities of Art Making and Arts Media
- Mental Health and Arts Therapy in Clinical Settings
- Embracing Culture, Diversity and Inclusion
- Ethics and Arts Therapy Practice
- Arts Therapy in Group Practice
- Life Span Development
- Expressive Modalities in Arts Therapy
- Intermodal Philosophy and Theory
- Dance, Movement and Embodied Arts
- Creativity and Healing
- Elective 1
- Drama Therapy
- Assessment and Treatment Planning
- Responding to Trauma with the Arts
- Indigenous Mental Health and Healing Practices
- Elective 2
- Arts Therapy with Children
- Integrating the Arts and Practice
- Supervised Arts Therapy Practice A
- Supervised Arts Therapy Practice B
- Sandplay and Symbol Work with Children and Adults
- Ecopsychotherapy
- Treatment of Grief and Loss
- Helping Young People
- Dreams and Symbols in Psychotherapy
- Eastern Practice and Western Psychology
Entry requirements
- Ikon has a range of admission pathways available to students of all circumstances and academic backgrounds. You should choose the admission pathway most relevant to your academic background.
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