Overview
The Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology at Texas A&M University is an APA‑accredited doctoral program grounded in the scientist‑practitioner model, preparing students to become skilled researchers, clinicians, supervisors, and educators. Students develop advanced competencies in psychological assessment, evidence‑based intervention, multicultural counseling, vocational psychology, and lifespan development while engaging in rigorous research training. The program integrates coursework, supervised clinical practica, research mentorship, and a pre‑doctoral internship, culminating in a dissertation that contributes original scholarship to the field.
Why Texas A&M?
Housed in the School of Education and Human Development, the program offers a collaborative, supportive environment with faculty who are nationally recognized for their work in health psychology, multicultural competence, career development, and counseling outcomes. Students gain hands‑on experience through diverse clinical placements, opportunities for interdisciplinary research, and strong professional development support. Graduates are well‑prepared for careers in academia, healthcare systems, university counseling centers, community agencies, and private practice. With the strength of Texas A&M’s research community and the reach of the Aggie Network, the Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology provides an exceptional pathway for those committed to advancing mental health and promoting human well‑being.