The Department of Counseling, Educational Psychology and Research offers graduate degree programs in three program areas:

• Counseling
  
  
  • Clinical Mental Health (MS)
  • Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling (MS)
  • Rehabilitation Counseling (MS)
  • School Counseling (MS)
  • Counseling (EdD)
    
    
• Counseling Psychology (PhD)
  
  
• Educational Psychology and Research
  
  
  • Educational Psychology (MS & PhD)
  • Educational Research (MS & PhD)

The departmental objective is to prepare advanced educational leaders to be both sophisticated practitioners and researchers. The graduate degrees within the department will qualify students as university and college teachers, counselors, psychologists, program evaluators, and researchers in educational and counseling environments, as well as provide them with the skills necessary to fill a variety of roles in other settings in which knowledge of human development, learning and cognition, research and evaluation methods are essential.