Graduate coursework includes 60 academic hours plus nine hours of practicum/internship credit. Graduate courses cover topics such as:
- Introduction to School Counseling
- Theories of Counseling and Psychotherapy
- Advanced Lifespan Development Psychology
- Professional Issues and Ethics in Counseling
- Analysis of the Individual
- Theory and Procedures in Group Counseling
- Career and Lifestyle Development
- Counseling Strategies with Children and Adolescents
- Basic Facilitative Skills
- Adult and Child Psychopathology
- Educational Research
- Interventions for Diverse Needs
- Substance Abuse Counseling
- Introduction to Marriage and Family Therapy
- Cross Cultural Counseling
- School Counseling Practicum I
- School Counseling Internship I
- School Counseling Internship II
- 9 hours of approved electives
In addition, a master’s comprehensive examination is required.
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