Master of Counselling

About this programme

NOTE: Given College of Alberta Psychologist changes to graduate program requirements this program will no longer lead to Registered Psychologist status in Alberta. The 12-course Master of Counselling program is completed over three years in a blended delivery format. Summer term includes an online portion, as well as a two-week face-to-face component in July. Fall and winter courses are offered online. On-campus accommodation is available. While the program is designed to accommodate working professionals, students are encouraged to limit other obligations during the time frame of the program. Many students reduce or adjust their hours of work while engaged in their practica. International students: More than 50% of the courses in this program follow an online delivery format. Please be advised that due to the blended nature of this program, graduates will not be eligible to apply for a post-graduation work permit after completing this program. Related Program: The Faculty of Education also offers a Master of Clinical and Counselling Psychology program, with on-campus courses in the first year and a practicum in the second year. In case of discrepancies between this page and the Graduate Studies Calendar and Course Catalogue , the Graduate Studies Calendar and Course Catalogue shall prevail. Applicants will meet the following minimum requirements to be considered for admission: See here for information regarding international graduate-level admission requirements . Before you begin an application, review the requirements for your supporting documents below. If addit