Our M.S. in Counseling program equips students with evidence-based, ethical, and culturally responsive skills to serve diverse clients. Through hands-on training in areas like motivational interviewing, trauma response, and substance use counseling, students gain real-world experience in schools, hospitals, community agencies, and more. Our students work with children, couples and families, immigrants and refugees, trauma survivors, individuals with addictions, and those managing chronic illness.

From day one, students receive intentional instruction and supportive, in-depth clinical supervision to build both skill and confidence. By graduation, they are prepared to serve, advocate, and lead with impact. Students engage in clinical practicum and internships, as well as course-based practica that allow for immediate application of classroom learning. Many of these experiences take place in our on-campus Nicholas A. Vacc Counseling and Consulting Clinic.

Graduate ready to lead, advocate, and make a lasting impact.

Available Concentrations

Master's students listen to instructor Dr. Rebecca Matthew at the start of class

School Counseling

Gain knowledge, skills and experience to attend to the academic, career, and personal/social development of needs in order to meet the needs of all students in K-12 settings.

Clinical Mental Health

Acquire the skills and experience needed to assess, diagnose, and counsel persons with varied beliefs, values, and experiences through individual, group, and family counseling in mental health and behavioral health settings

Students in a counseling class hold a group discussion and activity

Couple and Family Counseling

Gain knowledge, skills and experience to assess, diagnose, and counsel couples and families through a systems perspective.

SOE SCHOLARSHIPS & FUNDING

A variety of financial aid is available to our students, including scholarships based on academic merit and financial need. We invite you to explore the many scholarship and funding opportunities offered in the School of Education.

department OF COUNSELING AND EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CED)

ced@uncg.edu

336.334.3434


Location:
Curry Building, Room 228

Mailing Address:
1109 Spring Garden St.
Greensboro, NC 27412


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