Counselor Education and Supervision: Definition and Degrees

What is Counselor Education and Supervision?

Counselor Education and Supervision is concerned with the training of the next generation of counseling faculty, directors or supervisors. They are prepared to evaluate the theory and practice of counseling through both qualitative and quantitative research.

Counselor Education and Supervision at The Chicago School

The Chicago School recognizes the need for highly-trained professionals not only to teach, but also to serve as leaders. Counselor Education and Supervision learners will be equipped with the knowledge and experiences necessary to thrive in both academic and professional settings, having been equipped with the highest degrees of professional and ethical standards.

Doctoral-level counselors are frequently appointed to faculty positions in universities or professional schools, shaping teaching methodology and identifying best practices for the next generation of mental health professionals. Others may use their advanced clinical and leadership skills as directors and supervisors in a variety of mental health facilities including community agencies, hospitals, and private practices. Some doctoral-level counselors provide consultation services and program evaluations for mental health and treatment facilities.

Degree in Counselor Education and Supervision offered at The Chicago School:

Careers in Counselor Education and Supervision

Graduates of The Chicago School’s doctoral program in Counselor Education and Supervision are prepared to serve as leaders and educators in the field of counseling.

Public and Private Sector Employers:
  • Education
  • Private practice
  • Agencies
  • Research
Counselor Education and Supervision Job Titles:
  • Department administrator
  • Faculty
  • Supervisor
  • Clinic Administrator
  • Researcher

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