Graduate Certificate in Couple and Family Counselling Studies

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Note: This program is open to domestic and international applicants. The courses in this program are delivered online, synchronously. Courses are typically scheduled in the evening, Mountain Time (MT). Find admission requirements Request info about this program See fees & tuition Apply 1. Have a baccalaureate (undergraduate) degree from a recognized degree-granting institution with a major in a health-, counselling-, or social services-related field. 2. Have a minimum admission GPA of 3.0 calculated on the terms containing the last 20 graded university courses (60.0 credit hours). Find detailed admission information Request info about this program See fees & tuition Apply Fall Term | Couple and Family Counselling Studies 5000: Theories and Concepts in Couple and Family Therapy (3.0 credit hours) Spring Term | Couple and Family Counselling Studies 5100: Practical Applications of Couple and Family Concepts with Ethical Considerations (3.0 credit hours) Summer Session 1 | Couple and Family Counselling Studies 5200: Working with Couples and Parents (3.0 credit hours) Summer Session 2 | Couple and Family Counselling Studies 5300: Systemic Stress and the Family: Adaptation and Dysfunction (3.0 credit hours) Students in the Graduate Certificate program are eligible for Student Membership with the Canadian Association for Couple and Family Therapy (CACFT). Graduate-level courses in this program have been approved by the CACFT in meeting part of their education requirements towards application as a Registered Marriage and Family Therapist (RMFT).