The curriculum for the Master's degree is a two-year, 60-semester-hour program focusing on psychology, rehabilitation, and clinical experience working with people who have disabilities. Students earn hours of credit for their internship, and for research on the Master's thesis. Elective courses are offered, and the student may take electives from other area institutions with prior permission of the Graduate Studies Committee. Six elective hours complete the degree. Limited substitution of courses may be made with prior permission of the Graduate Studies Committee.
First Year
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Semester
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Course Name
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Hours
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Fall Semester
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The Profession of Rehabilitation Counseling Psychology: Issues and Practice
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3
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Psychopathology
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3
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Introduction to Assessment
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3
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Intro to Group Counseling Techniques in Rehabilitation
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2
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Spring Semester
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Individual Psychotherapy
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3
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Occupational Information, Vocational Analysis and Placement
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3
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Techniques of Assessment and Evaluation
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2
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Human Development
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2
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Research Methods and Techniques in Rehabilitation
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3
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Summer Semester
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Counseling Family Systems
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2
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| Thesis Research |
3
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Counseling Techniques in Rehabilitation
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2
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Medical and Psychological Aspects of Disability
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2
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Second Year
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Semester
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Course Name
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Hours
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Fall Semester
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy*
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3
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Internship in Rehabilitation Counseling Psychology
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4
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Thesis Research
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3
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Spring Semester
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Internship in Rehabilitation Counseling Psychology
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4
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Thesis Research
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3
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Social and Cultural Issues in RCP
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3
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Summer Semester
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Internship in Rehabilitation Counseling Psychology
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4
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Thesis Research
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3
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*See Clinical Psychology for course description.
