Prospective Master and Doctoral Students
Master's Degrees General Information
Master's & Ed.S., degrees in Counseling include emphases in:
Community Counseling, M.A., (67-69 credits)
Marital, Couple, and Family Counseling/Therapy, M.A., (64 credits)
School Counseling, M.A., (58 credits)
Student Affairs & College Counseling, M.A., (61-63 credits)
Marital, Couple, and Family Counseling/Therapy, Ed.S., (36 Credits)
School Counseling, Ed.S., (36 Credits)
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Prospective student meetings are held on the second Thursday in January and August at 4:00p.m. at the CEP office. If you have questions concerning the counseling programs you are highly recommended to attend the meeting prior to contacting faculty. Please call the department at (775) 682-5518 to register for the meeting or email the Office Manager, Debra Herzig at herzig@unr.edu.
Master's degrees in Educational Psychology with emphases in:
(a) Information Technology in Education, M.S., (40-42 Credits)
(b) Educational Psychology, M.Ed., (38-40 Credits)
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For more information about the application process and prospective student meeting, please contact Dr. Leping Liu prior to applying at (775) 682-5511 liu@unr.edu.
Educational Specialist (Ed.S.) degree include emphasis in:
School Psychology, Ed.S., (42 Credits)
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) and Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) degrees include emphasis in:
Counselor Education and Supervision (96 Credits)
Human Development and Learning (96 Credits)
Information Technology in Education (96 Credits)
School Psychology (96 Credits)
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For admission to either doctoral program (Ph.D. or Ed.D.) the applicant must be recommended for admission by the graduate facutly of the CEP department.