Non-Clinical Marriage and Family Therapy, M.M.F.T.

This degree option allows students who have decided not to pursure clinical practice to complete a masters degree in Marriage and Family Therapy. While this 50-unit degree will not qualify for licensure, it may equip the student for a variety of related professions or provide more opportunities in the student’s existing work setting. The student applies for this degree only after completing at least 13 units in the first two terms of the Master of Marriage and Family Therapy Program. An individual academic plan is determined by the student’s faculty advisor in consultation with the MMFT Site Director. Coursework excludes the clinical block (MFC531/MFC534 and MFC533/MFC535)