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Master of Education in Counselor Education

Courses/curriculum

The M.Ed. in Counselor Education requires 48 graduate-level credit hours to include required courses, electives, and supervised internship.

College of Education Core:

(6-12 credits)

  • EDFN 7303 Introduction to Research (Required)
  • EDFN 7330 Human Development (Required)
  • EDFN 7320 Advanced Educational Psychology*
  • LSTE 7303 Technology and Society*
  • SPED 7301 Foundations of Special Education*

*or undergraduate equivalent (ask advisor)

Counselor Education Courses:

  • CNSL 7300 Foundations for School Guidance and Counseling
  • CNSL 7301 Counseling Theories and Applications
  • CNSL 7302 Models and Techniques for Counseling Interviews
  • CNSL 7303 Career Development and Planning
  • CNSL 7305 Appraisal Resources and Services in Counseling
  • CNSL 7307 Theories and Techniques of Group Counseling
  • CNSL 7308 Cross Cultural Counseling
  • CNSL 7310 Human Sexuality
  • CNSL 7313 Ethical and Legal Issues in Counseling
  • CNSL 7330 Practicum in School Counseling
  • CNSL 7340, 7640 Internship in School Counseling
  • CNSL 7009 Independent Study/Special Topics

Electives

(6-9 credits)
Electives are chosen during the initial advisement session with the program coordinator. Students are recommended to consult their advisor prior to registration each semester.

*Undergraduate equivalents may substitute for certain of the College of Education core courses.

Updated 9.30.2011