All CPGS Degree Programs

The MAMFT program provides specialized training in systemic and relational therapy approaches for couples, families, and individuals. Coursework covers family systems theory, couples therapy, child and adolescent therapy, trauma-informed care, and clinical ethics. Students complete supervised clinical experience (500+ hours) at approved sites. The program meets educational requirements for MFT licensure in California.

The Doctor of Intercultural Studies is an advanced professional degree designed to equip diaspora Christian leaders and mission workers for effective ministry in pluralistic and multiethnic contexts.

Rooted in Trinitarian mission-oriented theological education, the program strengthens cross-cultural ministry, global mission partnerships, and missional leadership for the church in the 21st century.

The PhDCS program emphasizes advanced research, theoretical development, and scholarly contribution to counseling studies. Coursework covers advanced research methods, quantitative and qualitative analysis, teaching in higher education, and specialized counseling topics. Students complete a teaching practicum, comprehensive examinations, and a doctoral dissertation. Graduates are prepared for careers as university faculty, researchers, and counseling education leaders.

The DCP program develops advanced clinical competence, supervisory skills, research capability, and leadership capacity. Coursework covers advanced psychotherapy, clinical supervision, program development, and research methodology. Students complete a doctoral internship, dissertation research, and comprehensive examinations. Graduates are prepared for leadership roles in clinical settings, educational institutions, and counseling organizations.