CECP
Master's Programs
Counseling Psychology*
The Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology provides, beyond the departmental required core course work, a focus on psychopathology, psychological assessment, counseling and psychotherapy theories and practices, and practicum experiences. The program emphasizes and prepares students to offer services in a variety of mental health settings and is designed for students seeking limited licensure as a psychologist in the State of Michigan.
Effective for students admitted Fall 2002 and after
Departmental core courses required:
Semester Hours
CECP 6010 Research Methods 3
CECP 6020 Group Dynamics and Procedures 3
CECP 6030 Tests and Measurement 3
CECP 6040 Counseling Techniques 3
CECP 6050 Professional Issues and Ethics 3
CECP 6070 Multicultural Counseling and Psychology 3
CECP 6080 Counseling and Life Span Development 3
Program courses required:
CECP 6100 Career Development: Theory and Practice 3
CECP 6110 Theories of Counseling 3
CECP 6210 Psychopathology: Classification and Treatment 3
CECP 6500 Intellectual Assessment 3
CECP 6510 Personality Assessment 3
CECP 6750 Counseling Theories and Practices
or “a specialized elective treatment course” 3
CECP 6120 Counseling Practicum - Approved application required. 4
CECP 6130 Field Practicum - A minimum of 600 clock hours supervised 4 by a doctoral level “fully” licensed psychologist in a field setting.
Credit/No Credit basis. Approved application required.
Electives 1
To be selected from any college or department within the university, with the consent of the advisor.
Total Semester Hours Credit 48