M.A. in Marriage and Family Therapy Degree Requirements

The M.A. in Marriage and Family Therapy is comprised of 48 credit hours divided into three different sections: Core Courses (36 credit hours), Clinical Pre-Practicum and Practicum (6 credit hours), Theological Studies (6 credit hours).

Degree Requirements (48 credit hours)

Core Courses (36)

PSYC 512 Theories and Principles of Counseling (3)
MAFT 618 Family Therapy Research and Implications for Evidence-Based
Practice
(3)
MAFT 624 MFT Ethics and Professional Practice (3)
MAFT 631 Individual and Family Life Cycle Development (3)
MAFT 633 Couple Therapy: Systemic Assessment and Intervention (3) 
MAFT 634 Marriage and Family Therapy I: Theoretical Foundations (3)
MAFT 635 Marriage and Family Therapy II: Systemic Assessment and
Intervention
(3)
MAFT 637

Families in Context: Culture, class, ethnicity, gender, sexual identity,
and religion

(3)
MAFT 642 Psychopathology and the Family (3)
MAFT 645 Systemic Interventions with Children and Adolescents (3)
MAFT 655 Systemic Interventions with Special Populations: Abuse, neglect,
violence, and poverty
(3)
MAFT 656 Integration seminar: MFT and Christian faith and practice (3)
MAFT 661 Personal and Professional Development Group I (0)
MAFT 662 Personal and Professional Development Group II (0)
MAFT 663 Personal and Professional Development Group III (0)
MAFT 664   Personal and Professional Development Group IV   (0)

 

Clinical Pre-Practicum and Practicum (6)

MAFT 696 Clinical Pre-Practicum I (1)
MAFT 697 Clinical Pre-Practicum II (1)
MAFT 698 Clinical Practicum I (2)
MAFT 699 Clinical Practicum II (2)

 

Theological Studies Requirement (TSR) (6)

BITH 561 Theological Anthropology (2)
Choose one:
BITH 565 Christian Theology (4)
BITH 566 Foundations for Biblical Interpretation (4)
BITH 576 History of Christianity to 1900 (4)

 

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