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UND's graduate degree program in counseling uses a training model anchored in the
science of psychology, emphasizing both evidence-based practices and multicultural
competence. The M.A. program focus on theoretical understanding and includes seminar-style classes
and advanced level reading and writing. It also offers opportunities to develop professional practice skills in our on-campus
multi-disciplinary clinic and through community-based counseling internships.
Counseling Master's Programs
UND offers a variety of options so you can tailor your M.A. in Counseling to fit your
specific interests. Combining a broad theoretical foundation with extensive training
in practitioner skills, the counseling program offers online (part-time) and on campus
(full-time) tracks.
On-Campus Tracks (full-time)
- Addiction Counseling
- Community Mental Health Counseling
- Child Adolescent Counseling
- Rehabilitation Counseling
Online Tracks (part-time)
- Addiction Counseling
- Community Mental Health Counseling
- K-12 School Counseling
- Rehabilitation Counseling
K-12 School Counseling
Students with a specialization in School Counseling will be trained to work with K-12
students regarding social emotional, career, and academic counseling and interventions.
Students will also learn how to collaborate successfully with students' families,
school staff, and community stakeholders to facilitate a positive school community.
The online M.A.in Counseling is accredited by CAEP, Council for Accreditation of Educator Preparation, and approved by the North Dakota Education Standards and Practices for School Counselor
Competencies (ESPB).
Rehabilitation Counseling
Students with a specialization in Rehabilitation Counseling will be trained to use
their clinical knowledge to serve community members with disabilities. They may benefit
from vocational counseling, vocational evaluation, veterans care, addictions rehabilitation,
geriatric care, end of life care, transition age youth services, and mental health
counseling to enhance community inclusion, well-being, and independence.
Community Mental Health Counseling
Students with a specialization in Community Mental Health Counseling will be trained
to meet the needs of individuals across their lifespan. They'll successfully help
treat individuals, couples, and families. Students will be trained to counsel individuals
presenting with a range of concerns, from conventional stressors, to anxiety, depression,
trauma, crises, chronic mental health concerns, and more. This track meets the educational requirements for a Licensed Associate Counselor in
North Dakota, Minnesota and other states.
Addictions Counseling
Addictions Counseling students will be trained to work effectively with people in
the community who are managing behavioral and/or substance-related addictions. These
students will engage in practical work in the addictions field to effectively assess
and treat those who are in the process of recovery. This track meets the educational
licensure requirements for an Addictions Counselor in North Dakota and other states.
Child and Adolescent Counseling
Child and Adolescent Counseling students will be trained to work with clients across
the lifespan but focus their studies on learning the skills and techniques needed
to effectively counsel children and adolescents. Students will complete practical
work with children and adolescents, and learn how to collaborate with family members,
and others who are important in the lives of the youth they are working with.
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