Academic college: College of Integrative Sciences and Arts. This two-year Master of Counseling (MC) degree offers a flexible and interdisciplinary approach to teaching, learning, and discovery, bringing together various fields of knowledge to form ideas and solutions in the field of counseling. Students will have the opportunity to focus on their specific areas of interest within counseling. The curriculum will likely cover core counseling theories, ethical practices, human development, psychopathology, assessment techniques, research methods, and specialized areas of counseling such as mental health, school counseling, or career counseling, preparing graduates for professional counseling roles.

Career options in various counseling settings, including mental health agencies, schools, private practice, hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and community organizations. Graduates may work as licensed professional counselors, school counselors, mental health counselors, career counselors, substance abuse counselors, and in related helping professions. The interdisciplinary approach of the program may provide a broader perspective for addressing diverse client needs.

Arizona State University (ASU), Tempe Campus, is a highly ranked public university with a world-leading drive for innovation and is consistently the #1 US public university chosen by international students. Its College of Integrative Sciences and Arts offers a unique interdisciplinary approach to learning. The Tempe campus offers a vibrant, energetic environment with first-rate research facilities and numerous academic, social, and sporting opportunities.