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Funding for PGDip in Psychodynamic Therapy

Hello,
I am about to complete a CertHE and have interviews for part-time courses in both 3 year Masters in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, and a 2 year PgDip in the same subject. My question was re: funding for the PgDip, everywhere I have looked has said I would be ineligible for funding as I am in England, is that the case? Is there anywhere that would fund me for such a course? For reference, the course is through Chichester Counselling Centre.

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Leah SLC

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Hi there. To be eligible for a Postgraduate Maters Loan, you must be studying a full masters course. Full Masters = minimum of 180 credits (can be more).

Chichester Counselling Centre does not appear on this list of providers we would fund.

You would be best speaking to the provider/university about alternative funding arrangements.

Thanks, Leah.

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