Degree Requirements (60 credits minimum)
Foundation Courses (15 credits):
| CPSY 6003 |
Counseling Skills |
| CPSY 6101 |
Personality Theory |
| CPSY 6103 |
Abnormal Psychology |
| CPSY 6310 |
Etiology & Treatment of Addictions |
| CPSY 6316 |
Group Counseling |
Core Curriculum (45 credits):
| CPSY 6102 |
Psychology of Human Development |
| CPSY 6601 |
Couple and Family Dynamics: Systemic Perspectives |
| CPSY 7610 |
Human Sexuality |
| CPSY 7615 |
Gender and Ethnicity in Families |
| CPSY 7620 |
Seminar in Systemic Therapies |
| CPSY 7621 |
Couples and Family Systems Techniques I |
| CPSY 7622 |
Couples and Family Systems Techniques II |
| CPSY 8011 |
Seminar on Ethical and Legal Issues: A Systemic Approach |
| CPSY 8516 |
Pre-Practicum Seminar in Marriage and Family Therapy |
| CPSY 8517 |
Seminar on Psychopathology and Systemic Diagnoses |
| CPSY 8617 |
Applied Research Methods & Statistical Analysis |
| CPSY 8800 |
Seminar: Contemporary Issues in Couple and Family Therapy |
| CPSY 8801 |
Foundations of Assessment and Treatment in Systems |
| CPSY 9880 |
Internship in Couple and Family Therapy I |
| CPSY 9881 |
Internship in Couple and Family Therapy II |
The prerequisites for the M.S. are CPSY 7515 (Social Psychology) and CPSY 6105 (Biological Bases of Behavior). The courses can be transferred from the undergraduate level, after program approval, or be completed as part of the M.S. course of study.
