FAMILY EDUCATION AND COUNSELING DEPARTMENT

The Department of Family Education and Counseling started its education and training activities in 2014 with a non-thesis master's program. With the opening of the thesis master's program in 2018, both thesis and non-thesis master's programs have started to actively accept students. There are 12 different faculty members in our department's non-thesis master's program, 3 of whom received education at If Weinheim Institute (Germany). The non-thesis master's program consists of at least 10 courses and 1 term project, consisting of 30 national credits and 90 ECTS. Our thesis master's program consists of at least 7 courses, 1 seminar course, a specialization field course and a thesis study, provided that it is not less than 21 national credits.

Courses Given in the Non-Thesis Master's Program

Fundamentals of Family Counseling and Family Counseling Theories, Family Counseling Process and Basic Counseling Skills, Mental Health in the Family, Techniques and Methods Used in Family Counseling, Crisis Intervention in the Family, Couple and Family Counseling, Mediation in the Family, Sexuality and Sexual Problems in the Family, Family Counseling Practice

Courses Given in the Thesis Master's Program

Fundamentals of Family Counseling and Family Counseling Theories, Family Counseling Process and Basic Counseling Skills, Ethical and Legal Issues in Family Counseling, Statistics, Area of ​​Expertise, Scientific Ethics, Scientific Research Methods