Program Overview

This Master's program in Counseling Psychology combines academic, research, and professional components to prepare students for careers in counseling and related fields. The curriculum includes coursework in psychopathology, statistics, counseling theories, assessment, and clinical skills, as well as supervised practicum experiences. Graduates are equipped to work in various settings, including counseling centers, clinics, schools, and businesses, and may pursue further postgraduate studies in counseling or clinical psychology.