Master's (M.S.) in Clinical Professional Counseling Psychology
Loyola University Maryland College of Arts and Sciences
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Campus location
Baltimore, USA
Languages
English
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Earliest start date
Sep 2023
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Introduction
The Master of Science in Clinical Professional Counseling at Loyola University Maryland trains and prepares future, graduate-level mental health counselors. Students complete 60 credit hours and 600 supervised field experience hours, fulfilling all of the necessary educational requirements to become Licensed Clinical Professional Counselors (LCPC or Professional Counselors) in the state of Maryland. And, with extensive in-house and externship training, Loyola Clinical Professional Counseling students graduate well prepared to enter a career that is projected to add over 79,000 new jobs by 2029.
The program is located within Loyola’s Department of Psychology, composed of faculty members who are productive scientists as well as dedicated instructors who infuse the latest research into their courses. We have been training exceptional master’s level mental health practitioners for five decades. The department includes master’s level clinicians with the LCPC credential as well as faculty members with doctorates in clinical and counseling psychology. A number of full-time faculty continue to work in private practice and over 20 affiliate faculty members focus on professional practice to ensure that the realities of clinical work are addressed. Reflecting Loyola’s Jesuit tradition, we focus on academic excellence, multicultural competence, social justice, and serving the community; we view both our students and the individuals we assist as complete beings and encourage their growth in multiple aspects of life.