Students pursuing a master’s degree in rehabilitation counseling take a minimum of 15 courses (48 credits). Students who have a master’s degree in a related area and enroll in the graduate program in rehabilitation counseling may request a waiver of up to 12 credits. Contact the program director for more information.
Required courses:
- Research Methods
- Foundations for Rehabilitation Counseling: History, Principles, Laws and Ethics
- Developmental Issues in Counseling
- Counseling and Personality Theory
- Systems Theory and Family Therapy
- Practicum and Seminar I
- Practicum and Seminar II
- Cultural and Psychosocial Aspects of Disability
- Substance Abuse Counseling and Rehabilitation
- The Psychology of Group Process
- Career Development: Work and Disability Issues
- Medical and Psychological Aspects of Disability
- Evaluation and Assessment
- Vocational Rehabilitation, Case Management and Employment
- Rehabilitation Counseling Internship and Seminar