Established in 1995, the rehabilitation counseling education program at Illinois Tech is designed to prepare leaders in the field of rehabilitation counseling at the highest level of training. Illinois Tech faculty view rehabilitation counseling as a specialized area of professional counseling practice in which the major goal is to assist a person with a disability or chronic illness to move to psychological and economic independence. Students will develop their teaching skills through curriculum development, course instruction, and clinical supervision of master's degree students in our distinguished program. Such training begins in the first year working with faculty on their research projects and continues up to conducting their own research. Rehabilitation counseling educators train prospective counselors to assist a diverse group of people who experience chronic illness, disability and/or mental and emotional concerns across the lifespan. The mission of the Rehabilitation Counseling Education program (RCEP) at Illinois Tech is to offer a student-focused and research-based curriculum that prepares doctoral-level students to become professional counselor educators who are trained to perform advanced-level counseling, post-secondary teaching, clinical supervision, research, scholarship, leadership, and advocacy activities. Before students graduate, they must have demonstrated learning and competence in the following foundational areas: Professional, ethical and legal considerations that influence the practice of rehabilitation and mental health counseling Multicultural competencies Theories of human growth and development, including medical and psychological implications of chronic illness and disability, substance abuse, trauma, and the potential for coexistence with other disorders. As one of only a few rehabilitation counseling education programs accredited by the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Programs, Illinois Tech's program develops leaders in rehabilitation counseling who are committed to improving the quality of life of people with disabilities and chronic illness. Courses are primarily offered live and in-person. There are also some synchronous, remote options available for students who are unable to attend in person.
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Lewis College of Science and Letters
Öğrenim seçenekleri
Full Time
(9 sömestr)
Okul ücreti
US$33,366.67 (TRY 1,146,542)
Yıllık
Student Activity Fee - $125 per semester
Başlangıç tarihi
Ağustos 2027
Yer
Mies (Main) Campus
10 West 35th Street,
Chicago,
Illinois,
60616, Midwest, United States
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Minimum requirements for admission include:Master of Science in Rehabilitation Counseling, preferably, with at least one year of post-master's work experience recommendedMinimum undergraduate GPA: 3.0Minimum graduate GPA 3.5Minimum GRE: verbal 151 and quantitative 153 (in past five years)Three letters of recommendationProfessional statementTranscripts from all post-secondary institutions (transcripts must be uploaded into the application system)Personal interview
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