Master's Degree

Student observes a simulated
group counseling session.

(CACREP/CORE Accredited)

The Master's Degree (M.Ed.) Program consists of a minimum of 90 quarter hours of study and can be completed in six to eight quarters of full-time attendance depending upon the area of concentration. Some core courses are offered during the summer quarter and many late afternoon and evening classes are available during the regular academic year to accommodate students with full-time employment. The program also includes a counseling practicum (100 work experience hours) and two quarters of required internship (600 total work experience hours) to provide extensive experience.

Concentrations are available in the following areas.

Click to see the Program of Study for Clinical Mental Health, Rehabilitation, and School Counseling (Quarters), Program of Study for Clinical Mental Health, Rehabilitation, and School Counseling (Semesters), the Counselor Education Transition Plan, the Master's Handbook (Transition) , and the Practicum/Internship Manual.

For more information, please contact:

Mona Robinson, Ph.D., PCC-S, LSW, CRC
Associate Professor and Program Coordinator
McCracken Hall 321B
(740)593-4461
740.593-0477
robinsoh@ohio.edu

Tracy C. Leinbaugh, Ph.D., NCC, PCC-S
Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Counseling and Higher Education
McCracken Hall 205
(740)593-0846
leinbaug@ohio.edu