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Call: 312.915.7900. Email: gpem@luc.edu. About the Pastoral Counseling MA at Loyola. The Master of Arts in Pastoral Counseling (MAPC) program at Loyola’s Institute of Pastoral Studies (IPS) prepares pastoral clinicians to provide therapeutic services in faith-based contexts.
The purpose of the M.A. in pastoral counseling is to prepare caregivers and counselors for this work. This degree program prepares pastoral clinicians to provide therapeutic services in faith-based contexts.
Master of Arts in Pastoral Counseling (MAPC): Institute of Pastoral Studies: Loyola University Chicago. Needed. Pastoral Practicum/Clinical Internship. Two 3-credit IPS courses (IPS 511 & 513) 9-12 month/700-hour placement. Lincensed Clinical Supervisor (LCPC, LCSW, LMFT, PsyD or PhD) What is involved during Practicum/Internship?
Call: 312.915.7900. Email: gpem@luc.edu. About the MDiv/MA in Pastoral Counseling at Loyola. In today's world there is an ever-increasing need for ministerial leaders and therapeutic services in faith-based contexts, and in settings that reflect a spiritually oriented environment.
M.A. On Campus. Pastoral Counseling. Loyola University Chicago. Check our suggestions. Check match. 3 years. Duration. 820 USD/credit 16400 USD/year. Scholarships available. Anytime. Apply date. Aug 2024. Start date. All studies. Christian Studies. North America. United States. Illinois. Loyola University Chicago. Pastoral Counseling. About.
Tuition and Costs. The estimated tuition and fees for the Pastoral Counseling Certificate totals $ 12,750 .00, or 15 credit hours at a cost of $850.00 per credit hour. Please note that tuition and fees for all of Loyola's academic programs are subject to change. For more detailed information about tuition and fees, and a breakdown of how these ...
Master of Arts in Pastoral Counseling. By completing the Master of Arts in Pastoral Counseling, students will be able to demonstrate: The ability to pastorally and clinically engage human psychological, relational, and contextual distress in therapeutic ways. (Cultural Context)
