The post-degree program is designed for students already holding a masters' degree in a human services field. It helps participants obtain the equivalent of a masters' in MFT for those who wish to meet state and national educational standards. The curriculum consists of elective and core courses in MFT and supervised clinical practice. Admission to the program is based upon academic preparation, professional experience, personal maturity and motivation to progress in the field. Program components are scheduled for community professionals working full time.
Participants spend one morning and one evening per week in the program.
Academic courses are taught Fridays on the University campus, Fall and Spring semesters. Supervision includes a combination of group and individual supervision behind one-way mirrors and dyadic supervision. Southern Indiana residents qualify for tuition reciprocity. A. Applicants must have employment or volunteer placement which provides ongoing weekly clinical contact with 3-5 couples, families or individuals. B. Applicants must hold a masters degree from a regionally accredited institution in MFT or in a closely related field.