Master in Counseling Psychology (Master's)

Husson University’s Bangor campus brings together undergraduate, graduate, certificate and online study across business, health and professional studies, science and humanities, communications, legal studies, nursing and technology. Programs include nursing, occupational therapy, business administration, audio engineering, biology, criminal justice, cybersecurity, wildlife biology and conservation, counseling, education and hospitality and tourism management. Graduate certificates in areas such as business analytics, healthcare management, human resource management and leadership are delivered fully online, with options designed to connect study with workplace skills.

Campus life includes four residence halls, townhouse living, the Dickerman Dining Center and three additional food venues. Students can use the Wellness Center for health services and counseling, while the Center for Student Success provides tutoring, advising, academic counseling, accessibility support and career services. Clubs, volunteer opportunities, varsity sports and intramural activities offer ways to meet people and explore interests. Husson also hosts more than 500 student events, clubs and organizations across its campus community.

Bangor provides access to Acadia National Park, downtown retail, dining and cultural opportunities, as well as an international airport and local and designated bus services. Maine’s coastline and outdoor activities support interests such as hiking, biking, skiing, whale watching and white-water rafting. International students should know that Husson offers both campus-based and fully online study, and that admissions support includes virtual meetings. Students transferring from another institution can request an evaluation of previous coursework to understand how credits align with a Husson degree.

This online master's programme is delivered synchronously with real-time classes and requires two on-campus residencies in Bangor, Maine. Students complete a 100-hour practicum and a 900-hour clinical internship as part of the degree. The programme prepares students for licensure as a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor or Certified Clinical Mental Health Counselor.

Focus areas include Individual counseling, Group counseling, Career counseling, Marriage and family counseling, Addiction counseling, Crisis management.

The programme requires 63 credit hours, including coursework, two residencies, a 100-hour practicum, and a 900-hour internship. Credit distribution includes core courses, clinical training, and supervised field experience.

Graduates pursue roles as Licensed Clinical Professional Counselors in agencies, healthcare settings, schools, human services organizations, and criminal justice systems.

Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Required documents include transcripts, a personal statement, and letters of recommendation. A background check is required prior to clinical placements.

The programme totals about 63 credit hours. Synchronous online with on-campus residencies; full-time or part-time options; 3-year typical duration. For international students, tuition is below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 86% of applicants.