Locations
You can study the programme M.A. New Work: Beraten.Coachen.Supervidieren at the following locations:
Description of the programme
You are looking for innovative strategies to successfully accompany people through the changes in an increasingly demanding world. Globalisation, digitalisation and demographic change are integral parts of our complex everyday world. With the new approaches of New Work, attractive forms of counselling, supervision and coaching can be developed. You gain competences that promote your personal and professional development. This Master's programme can be studied flexibly alongside work and family.
You will learn theoretical and methodological basics that will change your counselling skills in the long term. You will learn new approaches to future-oriented and meaningful guidance, coaching and supervision.
We support you in the development of your professional and personal identity, which enables you to adequately meet the increased needs and demands of the counselling, supervision and coaching work market.
Focal points:
Metatheoretical basic concepts of counselling, supervision and coaching
Differentiation between the various professions
Basics of relationship design and relationship management
Deepening skills in the professional design of communication processes in the New Work
Examination of human images and world views
Carrying out counselling, coaching and supervision in different settings with different target groups
Effectiveness research
Self-perception and perception of others
Leadership - theories
Human resource development - basics
Why enrolling in this programme?
With our new Master's programme "New Work: Counselling, Coaching, Supervision", we are creating an exclusive offer that not only qualifies you in the three areas of counselling, supervision and coaching, but also optimally prepares you as an expert for the working world of the future. This is our response to the requirements of a changing society and its forms of work.
After your successful completion, you will be a competent contact person in all fields in which counselling, coaching and supervision at the highest level is required.
Completion of the Master's programme also entitles you to a doctorate and thus to a professional qualification for an academic career.
Accreditations & awards
The SRH Hochschule in North Rhine-Westphalia has been system-accredited since September first, 2021 and bears the quality seal of the Accreditation Council. This certifies that the university has the highest standards in studying and teaching—students have the guarantee that planning, teaching and assessment are carried out according to certified processes. As a system-accredited university, the SRH Hochschule in North Rhine-Westphalia is entitled to accredit its study programmes independently and with the audited quality management processes. This procedure replaces the previously common programme accreditation.
Institutionally accredited
In 2013, the university received the seal of approval from Germany's highest scientific body, the Science Council. With the accreditation, the Council ensures the quality of research and teaching and checks whether they meet recognised standards. Among other things, the Science Council praises the high level of identification of the teaching staff with the university and the pronounced commitment to teaching and student support. The SRH Hochschule in NRW was institutionally reaccredited in 2018. In its vote, the Science Council emphasises the positive development of the university. It also confirms that the university is valued as a co-operation partner in the region by companies and institutions in the social sector.
Award for the teaching and learning model CORE
In 2018, the Stifterverband recognised the CORE teaching and learning model with the Genius Loci Award, the only institutional award for excellent teaching in Germany. With the CORE principle (Competence Oriented Research and Education), SRH created a unique teaching and learning model in 2012 based on scientific findings from learning and brain research.
