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Master
of Science in Psychology Specialization: Counseling
Psychology
(60 semester hours)
Counseling
Psychology prepares clinicians to deal with individual
problems from a variety of theoretical approaches. The
program meets the academic requirements for licensure
as a Psychological Associate through the Texas State
Board of Examiners of Psychologists or for licensure
as a Professional Counselor through the Texas State
Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors.
Required
Courses:
PSYC 6321 Psychological Measurement
& Evaluation
PSYC 6322
Psychological Testing: Personality Assessment
PSYC 6442
Psychoeducational Assessment
PSYC 6358 Life Planning & Career Development
PSYC 6380
Research Methods & Procedures
PSYC 7333 Psychopathology: Etiology, Diagnosis &
Treatment Planning
PSYC 7351 Life Span Development Psychology
PSYC 8301 Group & Family Processes
PSYC 8302 Counseling Theories: Methods & Techniques
PSYC 8303 Professional Practice: Skills & Issues
PSYC 8351 Systemic Approaches to Counseling I
PSYC 8352 Pre-practicum Counseling Lab: Basic Interviewing
Skills
PSYC 8353 Systemic Approaches to Counseling II
PSYC 8355 Child & Adolescent Counseling
PSYC 8356 Normal Family Processes Across Cultures
PSYC 8390 Practicum I
PSYC 8391 Practicum II
PSYC 8392 Practicum III
PSYC 8393 Practicum IV
three hours Electives
Practicum Requirements: Counseling
Psychology
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