Marriage, Couple and Family Counseling Specialization, M.S.

Degree Requirements (60 Credit Hours)

• PSY 5003 - Individual Human Development: Theories Throughout the Life Cycle 3 Credit Hours
• PSY 5023 - Diagnosis, Appraisal, Assessment and Testing 3 Credit Hours
• PSY 5033 - Research and Program Evaluation 3 Credit Hours
• PSY 5103 - General Counseling Theories and Techniques I 3 Credit Hours
• PSY 5113 - Group Theories and Practice 3 Credit Hours
• PSY 5123 - Legal, Ethical, and Professional Standards 3 Credit Hours
• PSY 5133 - Counseling Skills I 3 Credit Hours
• PSY 5173 - General Counseling Theories and Techniques II 3 Credit Hours
• PSY 5203 - Treatment Planning 3 Credit Hours
• PSY 5223 - Psychopathology 3 Credit Hours
• PSY 5323 - Human Sexuality Theory and Counseling Techniques 3 Credit Hours
• PSY 5333 - Dynamics of Marriage and Family Systems 3 Credit Hours
• PSY 5353 - Family Theory and Counseling Techniques 3 Credit Hours
• PSY 5363 - Marriage Theory and Counseling Techniques 3 Credit Hours
• PSY 5403 - Ethnicity and Multi-Cultural Issues in Counseling: Serving Diverse Populations 3 Credit Hours
• PSY 5413 - Foundations of Counseling in the Mental Health Professions 3 Credit Hours
• PSY 5433 - Substance Abuse I: Diagnosis, Treatment and Prevention 3 Credit Hours
• PSY 5703 - Counseling Internship I: Professional Practice 3 Credit Hours
• PSY 5713 - Counseling Internship II: Professional Practice 3 Credit Hours
• PSY 5443 - Career Development Practices and Systems 3 Credit Hours

Sample Degree Plans

Marriage, Couple and Family Counseling Specialization Degree Plan - Main Campus 

Marriage, Couple and Family Counseling Specialization Degree Plan - Orlando Campus