The Counseling program at Boston University Wheelock College of Education & Human Development trains students to work as psychologists and counselors within behavioral health, college and university, schools, community, athletic, and private practice settings. The program offers specializations in child & adolescent mental health, school counseling, and sport psychology.
Students in the Counseling program at BU Wheelock have access to faculty who have a strong grounding in theory and on-the-job practice and who are engaging in innovative research on timely and compelling topics. Upon completing the Counseling program at BU Wheelock, graduates will be equipped to advance their careers with a solid foundation in social impact and equity, and evidence-based research and practice.
The BU Wheelock Counseling program offers a master’s degree (EdM) in Counseling. In addition, students who wish to pursue a doctoral degree may choose the PhD in Counseling Psychology & Applied Human Development.
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Grace S. Kim was named Scholar-Teacher of the Year, one of Boston University’s most prestigious awards for faculty.