Bachelor of Child Studies — Child and Youth Care Counsellor

The Bachelor of Child Studies program at Mount Royal University offers an in-depth exploration of the developmental needs of children and youth, focusing on practical support and intervention strategies. The course covers critical areas such as mental health, family dynamics, and social welfare, ensuring students are well-prepared to meet the challenges faced by children and young adults. By integrating theory with hands-on experience, students will engage in various learning activities that promote empathy, communication, and problem-solving skills.

This program typically follows a structured curriculum that includes core courses, elective options, and capstone projects aimed at fostering professional readiness. Students will gain practical experience through field placements and community engagement initiatives, allowing them to apply their knowledge effectively in real-world scenarios. Furthermore, the program emphasizes multicultural perspectives and inclusive practices, preparing graduates to work in diverse environments.

Studying in this vibrant country provides a unique backdrop as students benefit from exposure to various cultures, educational philosophies, and child care practices. The program is designed to nurture not only the professional capabilities of students but also their personal growth, making them adept counselors equipped to support children and youth in overcoming challenges.

• Child and Youth Care Counsellor
• Mental Health Support Worker
• School Social Worker
• Community Outreach Coordinator
• Child Advocate
• Family Support Liaison
• Behavioral Therapist
• Youth Program Coordinator