About Course
The PhD in Applied Christian Counselling program at Anointed University is designed to prepare
scholars and practitioners in the field of Christian counselling. The program focuses on advanced
knowledge and skills in counselling theory, techniques, theological foundations, and research
methodologies. The curriculum integrates psychological principles, biblical teachings, and ethical
considerations to equip graduates with the expertise necessary to provide effective counselling
services, conduct research, and integrate faith into counselling practice. This course outline provides a comprehensive overview of the curriculum for the PhD in Applied Christian Counselling program.
Course Objectives:
1. To develop a deep understanding of advanced theories and concepts in counselling with a
Christian perspective.
2. To acquire advanced knowledge and skills in counselling assessment, intervention, and evaluation.
3. To integrate theological foundations and biblical teachings into counselling practice.
4. To apply research methodologies to address counselling-related issues and contribute to the
advancement of the field.
5. To cultivate leadership and advocacy skills for effective counselling practice and program
development.
6. To enhance communication and counselling skills for effective client engagement and therapeutic
relationships.
Course Delivery:
The PhD in Applied Christian Counselling program at Anointed University is primarily delivered
through a combination of on-campus and online instruction. On-campus sessions provide
opportunities for face-to-face interaction, role-playing, and experiential learning with faculty and
peers. Online coursework allows students to access course materials, engage in discussions, and
complete assignments at their own pace.
Course Duration:
The PhD in Applied Christian Counselling program is designed to be completed in approximately 1-2 years of full-time study. Part-time options are available for students who require a more flexible
schedule.