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Master
of Science in Psychology Specialization: Marriage and
Family Therapy
(60 semester hours)
Offered through the traditional program in San Antonio
and the Weekend College Program in Houston, the Marriage
and Family Therapy specialization prepares practitioners
to deal with problems in the marital and family context,
as well as larger social issues. The program meets the
academic requirements for licensure as a Marriage and
Family Therapist through the Texas State Board of Examiners
of Marriage and Family Therapists, licensure as a Professional
Counselor through the Texas State Board of Examiners
of Professional Counselors, and licensure as a Psychological
Associate by the Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists.
Required courses:
UP
PSYC 6321 Psychological Measurement & Evaluation
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 8350 Foundations of Family Therapy
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 8357 Systemic Approaches to Counseling III
PSYC 8390 Practicum I
PSYC 8391 Practicum II
PSYC 8392 Practicum III
PSYC 8393 Practicum IV
three hours Electives
MFT Practicum Requirements
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MS in Psychology - Academic Requirements
