Our program integrates both the science and the practice of counseling psychology. The program requires you to complete a full-time, one-year, pre-doctoral internship. With this degree, you are trained to provide direct psychological services in various settings. These settings include private practice, college/university counseling centers, medical settings, correctional facilities, and Veterans Administration hospitals.

Degree Overview

Our curriculum is built on the scientist-practitioner model for health service psychology training. We focus on the integration of the science and practice of counseling psychology. Multicultural and social justice perspectives are emphasized throughout the curriculum.

Degree Requirements

  • At least four years of on-campus coursework (97 hours) and training

  • A full-time, one-year, pre-doctoral clinical internship

  • A dissertation

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Training and Resources

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Last updated: 02/06/2024