M.A. in Counseling Psychology cohort members are introduced to issues in counseling relationships and how factors such as cultural diversity influence the counseling process.
Integrate the art of counseling with theory
A
scientist/practitioner model integrates the discipline of psychology
with its roots in science and theory, the art of counseling, and a
Christian worldview.
Explore:
- A wide range of counseling skills.
- Ethical issues related to the profession.
- Theoretical and research bases of the discipline.
- Synthesizing and applying knowledge and skills in a clinical setting.
You will be prepared to:
- Counsel in a variety of settings.
- Enter doctoral studies if you want to continue your professional education.
- Further your understanding of counseling and integrate your understanding within a Christian worldview.
- Meet the State of Minnesota requirements for Licensed Professional Counselor (Board of Behavioral Health and Therapy).
Complete your M.A. in Counseling Psychology
- 48-51 semester credits
- Register once for the entire program
- Attend class with a supportive group of busy adults who progress through the program together
- Be evaluated primarily on written assignments, projects, presentations, class discussions, and small group participation
- A 700-hour practicum is required in the final year
- Visit the Graduate Psychology Department page
Schedule designed for busy, in-career adults
Get started on your M.A. in Counseling Psychology degree today!
Currently accepting applications.