Counseling
Master of Arts (M.A.)
Quick Facts
Main Campus (Tucson)
In Person
January 15 for domestic applicants; December 1 for international applicants
The M.A. in Counseling is designed to prepare professional counselors who are well-versed in CACREP standards and grounded in holistic, integrative care. Through rigorous academic training, culturally responsive practice, and meaningful community engagement, our program empowers students and counseling professionals to advocate for the well-being of all individuals—especially those from historically marginalized populations. If you are dedicated to fostering personal growth, empowerment, and an enhanced quality of life for all, a Master’s in Counseling could be your next step.
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Applicants Orientation
November 5th, 2026 at 4:00 PM Arizona Time
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Learn appraisal and intervention techniques, with an emphasis in applying these techniques to assist disabled people.
Graduate with fieldwork experience, prepared for state licensure and national counselor certifications.
Counsel diverse populations and their families.
This masters program prepares you for a wide range of careers, including in environments like:
- Community Agencies
- Mental health treatment programs
- Hospitals
- College and University
- Non-profit Organizations
- Prisons
- Private Practice
SERP 510: Human Development Across the Lifespan
SERP 525 Counseling Theory
SERP 546: Counseling Skill & Techniques
SERP 547: Group Counseling
SERP 563: Client Assessment
SERP 584: Problems of Drug Abuse
SERP 585: Vocational and Career Development
SERP 588: Ethical, Legal and Professional Issues in Counseling
Admission Requirements
- Bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA 3.0
- 3 letters of recommendation
- Personal statement
- Resumé or CV
Ready to Learn More?
We recommend reading the student handbook and our annual report for details about our program. For more information contact Dr. Marcela Kepic.