5 ECVET/ECTS / EQF Level 7 / 2nd year of study – STS
Module Description:
The final examination represents the concluding evaluation of the knowledge, competences, and clinical skills acquired during the specialist training in sexual health, therapy, and counselling. The exam enables participants to demonstrate their ability to integrate theoretical concepts, clinical methods, and ethical principles in working with clients. The final assessment includes a case analysis, a concluding interview before the committee, and a demonstration of clinical practice through the presentation of therapeutic work.
The module includes:
- Written case study – a detailed analysis of a clinical case, including medical history, diagnostics, treatment plan, and evaluation of the therapeutic process.
- Oral defence before the committee – integration of theoretical knowledge and clinical skills through professional discussion.
- Case presentation – presentation of therapeutic work and reflection on the key aspects of the treatment.
- Evaluation of ethical aspects – demonstration of understanding of ethical standards and a professional approach in clinical sexology.
- Self-reflection and professional development – critical reflection on one’s own development through training and the application of acquired competences in professional practice.
Learning Outcomes:
Competencies:
At the end of the module, students will be able to:
a) Integrate theoretical and clinical knowledge in sexual therapy and counselling.
b) Critically analyse and reflect on their own work through clinical presentation and discussion.
c) Demonstrate the ability to make professional decisions in accordance with ethical principles and clinical guidelines.
Knowledge:
At the end of the module, students will acquire:
a) Advanced understanding of clinical concepts in sexual therapy.
b) Knowledge of different therapeutic models and their indications.
c) The ability to analyse ethical challenges in clinical practice.
Skills:
At the end of the module, students will develop:
a) The ability to clearly and systematically present clinical cases.
b) The skill of professional argumentation and academic presentation before an expert committee.
c) A critical and analytical approach to the therapeutic process and clinical work.
Assessment of Knowledge and Competencies:
- Written final paper – case analysis (40%)
- Oral defence before the committee (30%)
- Presentation and evaluation of clinical work (30%)