ICSW Announces New Master’s in
Counseling and Psychotherapy
Interested in a career in clinical counseling? ICSW’s unique model of clinical education
may be just what you’re looking for. Our accredited master’s-level program offers
comprehensive clinical training alongside theoretical study that emphasizes a contemporary
psychodynamic perspective. Our coursework includes an emphasis on clinical practice as
well as providing a sound theoretical base in human behavior, contributing to a well rounded
and rigorous ICSW education.
Whatever their interests, our students benefit from one-on-one attention from faculty
members who bring a combination of practical experience and scholarly accomplishment to
the classroom. As they complete their master’s degree, students are eligible for licensure (LPC) and prepared to carry their experience into the clinic or to proceed with doctoral-level study.
The flexible framework of ICSW’s master’s program includes weekend courses that allow
working students to easily accommodate their professional and academic schedules. The degree is comprised of 54 credit hours, two years of clinical training, and optional thesis electives for those students interested in pursuing doctoral level education.
An ICSW education is designed for students who are serious about pursuing a career as a mental health professional. ICSW’s graduates move on to become innovators in the field of clinical work through service, research, and practice.
Feeling Excited about Your Future at ICSW?
Learn more! Join us for an on-site Open Class, where you’ll meet with other prospective
students, talk with members of the Institute’s community, and learn about how an ICSW education can help you achieve clinical excellence and expand your career opportunities.
We’re also happy to arrange individual meetings with faculty or members of the administration.
If you’d like more information, please call us at (312) 935-4232, email info@icsw.edu, or visit our prospective student resource center at www.icsw.edu/learnmore.