The Masters Degree in Counseling Psychology at Robert Morris University is designed for aspiring practitioners committed to fostering mental well-being and navigating the complexities of human experience. You will delve into the core principles of professional functioning in counseling psychology, encompassing history, roles, ethics, and credentialing, while also exploring foundational theories of career development and multicultural counseling. This postgraduate program is ideal for those eager to develop intercultural sensitivity and competence, applying social psychological principles to understand and address diversity in client populations, including differences in ethnicity, race, sexual orientation, and gender.
This intensive, full-time, on-campus Masters Degree is structured over two years, providing a comprehensive curriculum that includes modules on grief and bereavement, foundations of addiction, psychopathology, and advanced human development. You will acquire essential counseling skills, master assessment and appraisal techniques, and develop treatment planning capabilities through hands-on learning. The program culminates in supervised practicum and internship experiences, ensuring you gain practical, real-world application of your knowledge. You will graduate with the foundational educational requirements for licensed professional counselors, prepared for impactful careers in diverse mental health settings.