Bachelor of Science in Christian Counseling and Psychology, Specialization in Mental Health Counseling

Academic unitHBIU College of Science and PsychologyTotal credits120Estimated duration4 years

Program Overview

Official program overview

This program develops students from the faith community with knowledge and practical skills in counseling theory, psychology, human development, mental health awareness, helping relationships, ethical practice, referral, and community support. The program prepares students for non-licensure service roles within faith-based, nonprofit, community, Christian ministry, and related professional settings.

Program Facts

Program facts

Academic unit: HBIU College of Science and Psychology
Total credits: 120
Duration: 4 years
Specialization / Minor: Mental Health Counseling

Program Description

Official program description

Learning Outcomes

Student learning outcomes

Explain foundational counseling and psychology concepts.
Apply ethical helping and referral principles in community settings.
Recognize mental-health support needs and appropriate boundaries.
Support faith-based, nonprofit, community, ministry, and professional service programs.

Admission Requirements

Admission and entry requirements

Applicants must meet HBIU undergraduate admission requirements. This academic program does not itself confer professional licensure.

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Graduation Requirements

Graduation and completion requirements

Complete 120 semester credit hours.
Meet all University academic and graduation requirements.