Suited for students who are interested in becoming professional counselors and/or pursuing future doctoral study in Counselor Education or Counseling Psychology. The curriculum includes foundational coursework in counseling, elective courses, and a 100-hour practicum and 600-hour internship experience. Completion of this program results in eligibility for Indiana state licensure. An additional concentration in Child, Adolescent, and Family Counseling is also available.

Incorporates art therapy training with the required counseling coursework for eligibility to apply for the Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate credential in Indiana. Graduates who complete this track also have the option of pursuing the requirements for becoming a Registered Art Therapist (ATR) following completion of post-graduate supervised hours.

Gain the insights necessary to advance your career in psychology. This degree provides a focused path to obtaining a master’s level research position, receiving a solid foundation for entry into a PhD program in psychology, or teaching dual credit at the high-school level. Students will complete this master’s degree through one of three tracks tailored to their psychology-related career interests: General Psychology, Program Development and Evaluation, or Research.

Looking to make a difference by helping people? The MSW program prepares you for advanced specialized practice in a variety of clinical and community settings, working with diverse individuals, families, and communities. Working closely with our engaged faculty will give you opportunities to work alongside others to solve problems for the greater good—one person at a time. Our Regular Standing program is suited for students with bachelor’s degrees other than a BSW or for those who earned their BSW more than five years ago. A one-year Advanced Standing program is available for students who have earned their BSW in the last five years. Students select from 3 concentrations: Health and Behavioral Health; Children, Family, and Community; and Mental Health and Addictions. Aging Studies Certificate also available. Accredited by the Council on Social Work Education.

Following the practitioner-scholar model, this program prepares graduates for general clinical practice in psychology. The curriculum has been designed within the guidelines for professional psychologists established by the American Psychological Association (APA). There are three optional concentrations.