Master's Programs

Our Counseling and Human Development programs prepare students for school and mental health counseling roles, as well as, pre-doctoral studies in human development and psychology.

  • Professional Counseling, M.Phil.Ed.

    Full-Time | 2 years

    The Professional Counseling program focuses on the development of supervised counseling and clinical skills to effectively address the emotional and behavioral health challenges faced by individuals and groups. This program prepares graduates to work as Certified School Counselors and/or Licensed Professional Counselors (LPCs) in diverse settings, including schools, neighborhoods, and larger communities.

  • School and Mental Health Counseling, M.S.Ed.

    Executive | 2 years

    The School and Mental Health Counseling program empowers working professionals to advance their careers as school and mental health counselors. Offering tracks in Mental Health Counseling Licensure (LPC) and a combined School Counseling Certification and LPC, this fully classroom- and field-based program enables you to earn your master’s degree while maintaining full-time employment.

  • Interdisciplinary Studies in Human Development, M.S.Ed.

    Full or Part-Time | 1 year

    Explore the social, emotional, cognitive, and physical aspects of human development within cultural and policy contexts. Graduates are prepared for careers in academic research, youth programming, research consultation, program evaluation, and advanced graduate study.

Doctoral Program

The University of Pennsylvania's Doctor of Philosophy programs prepare students to become researchers and scholars in Human Development and Psychology.

  • Interdisciplinary Studies in Human Development, Ph.D.

    Full-Time | 4 years

    The doctoral degree in Interdisciplinary Studies in Human Development provides a strong interdisciplinary foundation in developmental theory and research, and prepares students for faculty positions in academia and careers in research.

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