Overview
3 Semesters
The Master of Arts in Christian Counseling program is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to provide counseling and support services in Christian settings.
COURSE OUTLINE
Curriculum Highlights
- Biblical Foundations: Understanding the biblical basis of counseling
- Counseling Theories: Introduction to various counseling approaches
- Practical Skills: Developing counseling skills and techniques
- Spiritual Formation: Personal spiritual growth and development
Semester 1
- Introduction to Christian Counseling
- Biblical Foundations of Counseling
- Counseling Theories
- Human Development and Psychology
Semester 2
- Counseling Skills and Techniques
- Group Counseling
- Marriage and Family Counseling
- Ethics and Professional Issues
Semester 3
- Practicum in Christian Counseling
- Research Methods
- Capstone Project
- Elective Course
Career Opportunities
- Christian counseling centers
- Churches and ministries
- Private practice
- Non-profit organizations
Graduation Requirements
- Complete a minimum of 45 credit hours
- Earn a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher
- Complete a capstone project
