M.A. in Marriage and Family Therapy
Campus-Based Program
On-Campus Location:
HIS University
1245 West 6th Street
Corona, CA 92882
(951) 372-8080
Program details below are quoted from program websites, supplied here for informational purposes only, and subject to change at any time. Refer to the program website for current information, deadlines, complete admission requirements, etc. It is the responsibility of the prospective student to verify with program administrators program details and that the program still meets BBS requirements for licensure in the state of California.
Program Snapshot
Accreditation
HIS University is not yet accredited, however, the Marriage and Family Therapy Master’s is approved by the State of California. Graduates are qualified and accepted for State Licensure Exams with the California Board of Behavioral Science.
His University is at the Pre-Accreditation Stage with the State of California. We are currently going through the process for accreditation with Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools (TRACS).
Concentrations/Specializations Offered
None
Length of Program
Data not available
Schedule/Format
Full-time
Program Start
Spring/Fall
Estimated Total Program Tuition
$30,150
Religious orientation
Reflected below are characteristics descriptive of HIS University graduates:
- Competent Family Ministers and Missionaries with an understanding that all people are created in God’s image, and that His desire is that everyone belongs to His family. Graduate’s Christian worldview and concrete faith in God make them willing and capable in the ministry of restoring marriage and family relationships.
- Professional Family Counselors who can efficiently cope with individual and family crisis and well trained to work within churches, schools, Christian and secular organizations.
- Capable Family Educators with a strong biblical background who will train others in all stages of life.
Entering Class Size
Data not available
Fieldwork Hours Accrued during program
300 hours (Supervised, direct, in-person contact practicum)
Personal Psychotherapy Requirement During Program
Data not available
Comprehensive Exam/Culminating Project/Thesis/Etc:
Data not available
Application Process
Application Deadline
Data not available
Undergraduate GPA Requirement
Data not available
GRE Requirement
Data not available
Prerequisite Courses
- Abnormal Psychology
- Human Growth & Development
Application highlights
- Two Letters of Recommendation
- Personal Introduction
(see program website for complete application requirements)
Interview Requirement
Yes
“Korean is the primary language of instruction. Bilingual classes are also available.”
Program Summary
(Reprinted from program website.)
HIS University: Educating and training
His Family Ministry Specialists
Our aim is to endow each student with a vision of world mission based upon a fundamental knowledge of biblical principles. We are determined to cultivate devoted leaders who will build healthy families and enhance the quality of other people’s lives. With skills for developing positive human relations and cross-cultural education experience, students will be ready to efficiently deal with individual problems and family crisis.
Reflected below are characteristics descriptive of HIS University graduates:
1. Competent Family Ministers and Missionaries with an understanding that all people are created in God’s image, and that His desire is that everyone belongs to His family. Graduate’s Christian worldview and concrete faith in God make them willing and capable in the ministry of restoring marriage and family relationships.
2. Professional Family Counselors who can efficiently cope with individual and family crisis and well trained to work within churches, schools, Christian and secular organizations
3. Capable Family Educators with a strong biblical background who will train others in all stages of life.
Special Characteristics of HIS University
1. Korean is the primary language of instruction. Bilingual classes are also available.
2. Graduates are prepared for the state exam required to become a licensed Marriage & Family Therapist with the State of California.
3. Students participate in experiential learning.