MA in Klinischer Psychologie mit Schwerpunkt auf Ehe- und Familientherapie: Abendformat

• Format: Evening
  • Terms: Fall, Spring, Summer
  • Location: West Los Angeles, Irvine, Calabasas
  • Length: 2-3 years / 60-66 units
  • Tuition: $1,425 per unit

The Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology: Evening Format program will prepare students to serve individuals, couples, families, and groups as licensed marriage and family therapists (LMFT) or licensed professional clinical counselors (LPCC) in California.

Designed for both working professionals and full-time students alike, our MA in Clinical Psychology with Emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy program provides a clinical and practice-based course of study, exploring the social and psychological implications of socioeconomics and how poverty and social stress affect the ability of individuals, couples, and families to thrive.

Program Benefits

• Top Program in the US Consistently listed as a top choice for graduate clinical psychology programs by the National Center for Education Statistics.
• Campus Locations The Clinical Psychology (Evening) program is offered at three different campus locations in West LA, Irvine, and Calabasas.
• Meets LMFT and LPCC Requirements Upon graduation, students will have met all educational requirements to sit for the LMFT or LPCC licensure exams in the state of California.
• No GRE or Standardized Tests Required We offer an equitable admission process that considers your ability and commitment to succeed rather than test scores.
• 130+ Clinical Practicum Sites With over 130+ high-quality site partners, CLP students experience hands-on clinical practice as a signature component of a comprehensive approach to preparing licensed marriage and family therapists (LMFT) or licensed professional clinical counselors (LPCC).
• Supervised Clinical Experience Beginning in the second term of the program.\ Clinical training staff provide resources and assist students in applying to practicum sites.
• Average Class Size GSEP's average class size is 14 students.
• Convenient Evening Format Classes offered on weeknights and occasional weekends.

Antiracism and Antidiscrimination Statement

The MACLPD and GSEP psychology division stand in solidarity against racial inequities and injustice and other forms of discrimination and oppression. We are committed to fostering an inclusive learning environment that is enriched and strengthened by diversity including but not limited to race, ethnicity and national origin, gender, gender identity, sexuality, class, age, ability status, and religion. GSEP also encourages all community members to engage in critical learning and reflection to strengthen our capacity for being effective, active, and outspoken against all forms of racism and intersectional oppression.

Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education and Psychology (GSEP) provides innovative academic programs dedicated to building scholar-practitioners through hands-on learning. We shape individuals who will be catalysts for inspiration and change.

Since 1971 GSEP has been carrying out our mission to be an innovative learning community where individuals of diverse cultures and perspectives work collaboratively to foster academic excellence, social purpose, meaningful service, and personal fulfillment.

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