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Ph.D. in Counseling
Coursework
The curriculum includes exploration of issues that today's counselors are facing and effective problem-solving skills that can immediately apply to the needs of working counseling professionals. Online technology is integrated into all courses, with many course requirements and assignments delivered through an online learning portal system.
Current course topics in this degree program include: Supervision, Advanced Theory, Advanced Practice, Advanced Assessment, Advanced Career Counseling, Advanced Consultation, Advanced Group Counseling, Advanced Diversity and Social Justice and Counselor Education. The focus of the Ph.D. in Counseling is centered around advanced practice, counselor supervision and counselor education.
The weekend sessions are highly interactive, engaging, and focus on understanding key solutions that students can immediately implement in their daily work practices or educational setting.
Application Deadline
Review of applications begins after March 31 and continues until the cohort is full.
Admission Requirements
Contact the College of Education Counseling Program for complete application and admission details and requirements.
Faculty Contact
Dr. Deborah Rubel, Program Lead
Counseling Academic Unit
OSU College of Education
Corvallis, OR 97331-3502
Tel: 541-737-4317
E-mail: deborah.rubel@oregonstate.edu
College of Education Faculty Profile
