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Master Program

1.Regulations for the doctoral degree and master’s degree examination of this department.pdf
(These regulations are applicable for postgraduate students who enrolled since the academic year of 2020 [inclusive] and students who enrolled before the academic year of 2019 [inclusive]. For postgraduate students who enrolled before the academic year of 2019 [inclusive], the key points regarding the thesis degree examination of the master’s program of this department as well as the key points regarding the thesis examination and thesis degree examination for the doctoral program remain applicable)

2. Master’s program course plan of this department
(1) Master’s program course structure applicable to students who enrolled in the academic year of 2022.pdf
(2) Master’s program course structure applicable to students who enrolled in the academic year of 2021.pdf
(3) Master’s program course structure applicable to students who enrolled in the academic year of 2020.pdf
(4) Master’s program course structure applicable to students who enrolled in the academic year of 2019.pdf
(5) Related course regulations for postgraduate students of this department
[1] Students in the master’s program and doctoral program can take at most nine credits in other departments. If the cross-campus courses or those of other departments are approved as courses in this department, they are not counted toward the nine credits.
[2] The in-service program courses taken by students in the master’s program count toward graduation credits. Such courses are limited to eight credits, and they are included in the maximum nine credits that can be taken from other departments (identical or similar course credits cannot be waived for more credits)
[3] For the counseling internship courses in the master’s program and doctoral program, internship 1 should be taken before internship 2. If internship 2 is taken before internship 1, an application must be submitted to the internship committee of this department with an appropriate justification. The courses need not be taken consecutively but both must be completed.
[4] 1-Course Recognition Application Form110-9-1 .odt

3. Table of all sequential subjects of this department (including bachelor’s program, master’s program, and doctoral program).pdf

4. Academic Ethics and Integrity Education Implementation Guidelines.pdf

5. Key points regarding the implementation of internship-related courses of the master’s program of this department
(1) Key points for second-year students in the master’s program in counseling psychology part-time internship course.pdf   
     Part Time Practicum Contract (Master2 Template) .odt    Supervisor Authorization Form (Master 2) .odt
(2) Key points for third-year students in the master’s program in counseling psychology full-time internship course.pdf   
     Full Time Internship Contract (Master3 Template) .odt    Supervisor Authorization Form (Master 3) .odt
     

6. Key point regarding the implementation of the thesis degree examination of the master’s program (including in-service master’s program) of this department.pdf

7. Counseling Psychology Program subject list for the psychologist examination in the senior qualification examination of professional and technical personnel.
Since January 1, 2016, the required courses in master’s programs or above should include courses in the following seven fields. At least one subject must be taken in every field, and at most three credits can be counted for every subject with a total of at least seven subjects and a minimum of 21 credits. In addition, students must have majored in counseling psychology at university to apply for the counseling psychologist examination. The subjects provided in this department for each field are as follows:
    (1) Counseling and Psychotherapy Theory: Seminar of Counseling Theory  (three credits)
    (2) Counseling and Psychotherapy Practice: Seminar of Counseling Techniques (three credits)
    (3) Counseling Ethics and Regulations: Counseling Professional Ethics (three credits)
    (4) Mental Health and Abnormal Psychology: Seminar of Abnormal Psychology (three credits)
    (5) Case Evaluation and Psychological Assessment: Seminar of Psychological Assessment (three credits)
    (6) Group Counseling and Psychotherapy: Group Counseling Theory and Techniques (three credits)
    (7) Counseling Part-time (course) Internship: related courses during the master’s program: Counseling Psychology Internship 1 and 2 (both three credits)

In addition, an explanation letter from the Ministry of Examination on July 1, 2016, stated the following: For the recognition of at least 1 year of a qualifying internship referred to in the sixth and seventh Articles of the regulations of the senior qualification examination of professional and technical personnel, by the explanation of the professional law competent authority, the internship should be completed during the program (full-time internship). Furthermore, the regulation is applicable as of today. For further information on regulations of the psychologist examination in the senior qualification examination of professional and technical personnel, please see the web pages of the Ministry of Examination.

8. English ability graduation requirement for students in the master’s program and doctoral program of this department (not including the in-service master’s program)
(1) Students must meet one of the following three standards:
    [1] Having taken at least one lectured-in-English professional course from a department in the National Taiwan University (NTU) System.
    [2] Having passed the initial exam of the High-Intermediate level General English Proficiency Test or an international standardized exam of the same level or 850 L in the Lexile classification.
    [3] Having taken the online English Grammar course (intermediate elementary level 600 L).
(2) The qualification is valid for 10 years from the acquisition year (calendar year) to the graduation academic year; this is applicable to students who enrolled since the academic year of 2020 (inclusive). For postgraduate students who enrolled before the academic year of 2019 (inclusive), no validity period is imposed.
(3) If students of this university are admitted to the master’s program of this department before graduation, their exam scores obtained before the school year of 2019 can be employed.