M.A. in Counseling Psychology – Forensics

The forensic track prepares students for counseling, specifically in forensic settings. It also prepares students to sit for the NCE exam and become licensed professional counselors.

Program length: 24 months

Program Requirements

Required Courses

PSYC-505	Introduction to Counseling	3
PSYC-507	Developmental Models of Personal Growth	3
PSYC-510	Techniques of Counseling and Appraisal	3
PSYC-511	Community, Orga, & Inst Counseling	3
PSYC-520	Psychopathology	3
PSYC-530	Marital & Family Counseling	3
PSYC-550	Theories of Personality and Counseling	3
PSYC-555	Vocational and Career Development	3
PSYC-557	Professional Issues and Ethics	3
PSYC-565	Groups: Theory and Practice	3
PSYC-580	Assessment and Treatment Planning	3
PSYC-590	Research and Evaluation Methods	3
PSYC-597	Multicultural Counseling	3
PSYC-560	Counseling Practicum I	3
PSYC-575	Counseling Internship	3
PSYC-576	Counseling Internship II	3
PSYC-521	Counseling & the Legal System	3
PSYC-522	Criminal Behavior	3
PSYC-523	Forensic Assessment	3
PSYC-594	Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder	3
Total Credit Hours:		60