Master of Education in Counseling in Fairfax United States | George Mason University

This master's program focuses on combining theoretical knowledge with practical application, concluding with field internships. Students can select between two specializations: Clinical Mental Health Counseling or School Counseling. Mason's Counseling Program educates future counselors to enhance the educational, social-emotional, and psychological wellness of youth and adults while fostering advocacy for equity across social, economic, and political spheres.

Make a difference as a counselor. Both school and clinical mental health counselors profoundly impact lives within their communities. Mason's Counseling Program incorporates core principles—social justice, multicultural awareness, global perspectives, advocacy, and leadership—into its renowned coursework. Alumni emerge ready to take on leadership positions, drive meaningful change, and champion fairness in societal systems. Through collaborative interdisciplinary approaches that blend instruction, scholarship, community engagement, and professional development, Mason's program equips future counselors to address diverse needs across local, national, and global settings.