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Course Numbering System

Courses numbered 0-99 are non-credit; 100-299 are lower division undergraduate; 300-499 are upper division undergraduate; 500 and above are graduate level. A limited number of 400-level courses are eligible for graduate students to earn graduate credit, as noted in the course description and must be approved on the student's Planned Program of Study.

MFT - Marriage and Family Therapy

• • MFT 505 Counseling and Human Development Across the Lifespan
  • MFT 510 Intensive In-home Evidence-Based Models in Family Therapy
  • MFT 541 Introduction to Theories of Family Systems
  • MFT 542 Professional, Ethical, and Legal Issues in Marriage and Family Therapy
  • MFT 543 The Family Life Cycle
  • MFT 544 Families in Context: Gender and Cultural Dimensions
  • MFT 551 Structural/Strategic & Behavioral Family Therapies
  • MFT 552 Experiential, Intergenerational and Psychodynamic Family Therapies
  • MFT 554 Couples Therapy
  • MFT 555 Dysfunctional Family Processes
  • MFT 556 Systemic Perspectives on Mental Disorders
  • MFT 557 Action Methods in Marital and Family Therapy
  • MFT 558 Internal Family Systems Therapy
  • MFT 559 Sex Therapy
  • MFT 583 Marriage and Family Therapy Practicum I
  • MFT 584 Marriage and Family Therapy Practicum II
  • MFT 585 Marriage and Family Therapy Internship (Plan E)
  • MFT 592 School-Based Family Counseling
  • MFT 593 School-Based Marriage and Family Therapy Practicum and Seminar I
  • MFT 594 School-Based Marriage and Family Therapy Practicum and Seminar II
  • MFT 598 Research Methods in Marriage and Family Therapy