master of arts in counseling
> option 1: community counseling / marriage & family
therapy
Major Core Requirements
COUN 501 - Seminar: Theory and Practice of the Professional Counselor
(4)
COUN 510A - Seminar: Counseling Pre-Practicum (4)
COUN 510B - Seminar: Counseling Practicum (4)
COUN 513 - Seminar: Research & Evaluation in Counseling (4)
COUN 514A - Supervised Internship (4)
COUN 514B - Supervised Internship (4)
COUN 525 - Psychological & Educational Assessment (2)
COUN 570 - Seminar: Cross-Cultural Awareness (3)
Total units in the MA core (29)
Major Electives
To earn the Master's degree in Community Counseling/Marriage and Family
Therapy, students must also complete Option I
Option I--Community Counseling/Marriage and Family
Therapy Electives
Completion of the Community Counseling/Marriage and Family Therapy Option
satisfies all academic requirements (courses) for the MFT examination.
COUN 502 - Seminar: Adult Development: Individual, Family,
and Career (3)
COUN 503 - Seminar: Dynamics of Individual Behavior (3)
COUN 512 - Theory and Practice of Group Counseling (4)
COUN 535 - Development & Clinical Issues with Children and Adolescents (4)
COUN 540 - Seminar: Marriage and Family Problems and Adjustments (4)
COUN 545 - Seminar: Family Law & Professional Ethics (3)
COUN 580 - Relationship and Sexuality (4)
COUN 581 - Introduction to Chemical Dependency (1)
COUN 582 - Psychopharmacology for Counselors (2)
Additional elective units (with department approval) (2)
Total units in the option (31)
Total units for the MA (60)
All Master's candidates are required to complete a project representing
a comprehensive and integrative understanding of the field of Counseling.
Projects are to include a case analysis and a proposal for developing
a mental health or school guidance program.
Six hundred hours of supervised field experience are required
for the MFT option.
Community College Counseling Credential
Completion of the MA degree satisfies all current requirements to apply
for the Community College Counseling Credential.
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