Program Overview

The MA in Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) program emphasizes a scholar-practitioner framework focused on treating individuals, couples, and families. Faculty members are nationally recognized scholars and practitioners dedicated to teaching and clinical supervision.

Students receive training in the latest research-informed treatment approaches, with clinical training that includes on-campus supervision at the Koslow Center and off-campus internships at one of our 45 established placement sites.

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Program Highlights

The program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Marriage and Family Therapy Education (COAMFTE) and meets all requirements to apply for associate licensure in Connecticut upon graduation.

Accreditation

Fully accredited by COAMFTE.

Optional Thesis Track

For students interested in pursuing a doctoral degree.



Diverse Clinical Preparation

Prepares you to work in various clinical settings.



Licensure

Graduates may apply for associate licensure in Connecticut.



Financial Aid

Financial Aid, Scholarships, and Assistantships available to eligible students.

Two Entry Terms

Priority deadline of March 1 for fall entry or October 1 for spring entry.

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Why Fairfield?

Fairfield University’s 50+ graduate programs spanning five schools are designed to deepen expertise in your chosen field and propel your career. With a dedicated faculty and robust career support services, Fairfield fosters an environment in which our students are challenged, collaborate effectively, and thrive. Rooted in our rich Jesuit Catholic mission, Fairfield empowers its students to emerge as ethical leaders who embrace social responsibilities and make a profound impact in their communities.

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