Doctor of Philosophy in Education - Counseling

The Ph.D. program in counseling is based on a researcher practitioner model, it is primarily designed to train researchers, scholars, academicians, and highly skilled practitioners. The faculty members of the Department of Counseling and Family Therapy believe that individuals seeking Ph.D. training should be trained well to perform activities valued in academic, research, and service-providing settings. The Ph.D. deepens a student's understanding and builds refined research, teaching, supervision, counseling, and leadership and advocacy skills. The University of Missouri?St. Louis (UMSL) Ph.D. program holds advanced accreditation by the Council on Accreditation of Council on Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP), it is the only doctoral counseling program in Missouri that holds CACREP accreditation. The faculty members of the Department aspire to provide a nationally recognized and valuable doctoral degree program. Many graduates of the program are practicing counselors or counselor educators. Graduates of the doctoral program have been placed in academic positions at major universities throughout the USA. A major emphasis in all of our graduate training is our commitment to cultural diversity and social justice.

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