Information Package

Master's Program of Family Counseling without Thesis

Studies and Graduation

Occupational Profiles of Graduates

Graduates of the program may work in various units providing services to families within public institutions, local governments, the private sector, and non-governmental organizations, in line with the knowledge and skills they have acquired in family counseling. Employment opportunities are available in family counseling centers, social service centers, municipal family and social support units, organizations focusing on women and children, rehabilitation and counseling centers, and educational and research institutions. Graduates may also work as family counselors in centers providing family counseling services, provided that they meet the requirements specified in the relevant legislation. They may establish their own family counseling centers as well. Graduates pursuing an academic career may continue their education at the doctoral level and engage in research and teaching activities at universities.