Although there are no prerequisite degree-specific requirements—a bachelor’s degree in any discipline, minimally, is required.
The current CFT Program Progression details a two-year schedule of required coursework for a minimum of 90 credit hours. General descriptions of course work are available online and sample syllabi are available as well.
All courses in the curriculum are designed to provide core knowledge and activities toward the development of talented clinicians who are able to work effectively with a wide variety of client populations.
Our training heavily emphasizes preparation for real-world clinical practice realities.
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For a complete list of all Couples and Family Therapy courses, please see Couples and Family Therapy (CFT) | University of Oregon Academic Catalog.
In addition to counseling psychology courses, the MS degree in Couples and Family Therapy includes a variety of courses from other programs: Counseling Psychology, EDUC, and School Psychology. The CFT Program Progression can found in the CFT handbook above. You can consult the UO Class Schedule to learn when these courses are offered, and register.