FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the duration of the program?
The master’s degree program in Family Counseling and Education lasts 2 years, consisting of 2 semesters of coursework and 2 semesters of thesis work. Students must successfully present their thesis within 3 years (6 terms). Those who do not present their thesis within this period will be dismissed from the program.
When and where are the classes held?
The master’s degree program in Family Counseling and Education is conducted face-to-face during weekdays within business hours in the classrooms of the Faculty of Health Sciences.
How many courses are required to take in two semesters?
In the master’s degree Program in Family Counseling and Education, students must take at least seven courses and one seminar course over two semesters, with a minimum of twenty-one credits.
What is the weekly class schedule like? How many days a week do students need to attend school?
Family Counselling and Education Master's Degree with Thesis weekly course schedule is determined at the beginning of the semester. The number of days to come to school varies according to the courses chosen by the student and the programmes of the faculty members in that semester.
Is there an attendance requirement for the classes?
Yes, there is an attendance requirement. In the master’s degree Programs in Family Counseling and Education (both with and without thesis), students must attend at least 70% of the classes, like other undergraduate or graduate programs.
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