Build the experience and gain the confidence you will need serving diverse individuals with a master's in clinical rehabilitation counseling. Our program prepares graduates to work in a wide variety of vocational rehabilitation, mental health, and educational settings with individuals who are emotionally, socially, and vocationally adjusting to the disability experience.

Our immersive graduate program is organized around core foundation courses, an intensive on-campus practicum training clinic experience, interpersonal growth experiences, advanced theory, and specialty practice courses, culminating in a half-time field internship placement.

Our program’s 90 graduate credits are designed to meet CACREP national accreditation standards for Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling and meets the academic degree requirements to become licensed as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Oregon and other states.

Program objectives

PO1: Graduates will demonstrate skills and competencies to address the biopsychosocial aspects of chronic illness and disability including: history and development of rehabilitation counseling; theories and models related to psychosocial adjustment to disability; medical aspects of disability; and assessment screening tools that are reliable and valid for use with people with disabilities

PO2: Graduates will demonstrate skills and competencies necessary for the contextual dimensions of rehabilitation counseling practice, focusing on the following as it relates specifically to people with disabilities: case management, continuums of care, biopsychosocial adjustment, occupational and vocational analysis, legislation and policy, multicultural counseling competencies, and legal and ethical practice.

PO3: Graduates will demonstrate skills and competencies of clinical rehabilitation counseling practice, including: career and diagnostic assessment practices; advocacy for people with disabilities; strategies for interdisciplinary and collaborative work; and strategies to educate employers, educators, and families on disability accommodations and relevant legislation.

PSU Maseeh College of Engineering and Computer Science

Join the largest Electrical and Computer Engineering graduate program in the Pacific Northwest and accelerate your career with a master’s or doctoral degree. The ECE graduate programs welcome and propel students from around the world into career advancement and provide the specialization necessary for competitive jobs in engineering.

We offer:
Valuable work experience through internships. We have established a Cooperative Education Option in which students can receive academic credit for engineering work experience. ECE students have interned with Intel, Apple, Tesla, Amazon, startups in Portland, and many other companies both locally and across the country.

Expert faculty who bring the best research and real-life perspectives into the classroom. Our faculty tackle some of the world’s most pressing issues. They design applications and develop systems for ensuring security, privacy, utility, ease-of-use. They protect the power grid, develop new sensors to treat Parkinson’s disease, and use machine learning to solve problems ranging from air and water pollution monitoring to geothermal energy prospecting. You will learn to develop technologies to make your own unique impact on society.

Students with a bachelor's degree in a field other than electrical or computer engineering can join our Postbac Bridge Program to gain the knowledge necessary to go straight into our master's program. Students are able to complete a master of science degree in approximately the same time that would normally be required to complete a second bachelor of science degree.

Our alumni are impacting the world through the development of technology. Join them in this growing and rewarding field.

About the Maseeh College of Engineering and Computer Science

The Maseeh College of Engineering and Computer Science includes five departments, 84 full-time faculty and more than 3,000 students. We offer academic programs that provide transformative opportunities within the classroom and beyond. If you join our college, you'll be connected to Portland's leading tech companies providing opportunities for internships, mentoring, networking, and long term careers. Our faculty offer research opportunities that allow for collaborative or individual study, culturing creativity and innovation. If you want to push what’s possible, in Portland and far beyond, accelerate your career with a graduate degree from the Maseeh College of Engineering and Computer Science.

In the School of Film, you are challenged and inspired by a comprehensive film program that unites film theory and filmmaking as you make the connections you need to succeed as a filmmaker or film scholar. PSU offers one of the best Northwest film schools, a place where you refine your creative vision and work with outstanding professors who are active in the film industry and in academia. As you pursue your degree, you’re encouraged to become a part of the film community on campus and in Portland through events, clubs, networking opportunities, and off-campus internships. And when you graduate with your film degree, you’ll be ready to jump into the profession or deepen your studies in graduate school. First-year students can start studying Film Analysis and Filmmaking right away. With those prerequisites under your belt, you can select from an expansive set of classes as you receive a broad-based education in film studies and filmmaking.

Our school counseling master’s program prepares professional school counselors to work in P-12 public and private schools. Our program prepares school counselors to be change agents and advocates within the school environment promoting equity for all students to grow personally, socially, academically, and to achieve their life-long educational and career goals. We focus on preparing school counselors who are skilled in providing developmentally and culturally responsive prevention and intervention for students and families within schools, who work effectively with individuals and with complex systems, and who collaborate and partner with other professionals and their community to promote the growth and well-being of students.

Program objectives

PO1: Demonstrate competencies required to work individually and systemically with all P-12 students to support their personal, social, academic, and career development;

PO2: Demonstrate competencies required to work collaboratively with caregivers/parents, educators, other professionals, and community partners to support the developmental and educational needs of all students;

PO3: Demonstrate competencies required to design, implement, and assess a comprehensive school counseling program in accordance with the American School Counselor Association National Model and Oregon’s Framework for Comprehensive School Counseling Programs; the Oregon Education Investment Board: Equity Lens; and the American School Counselor Association Ethical Standards for School Counselors.

Bridging the worlds of business and design, our minor in design management is a great option for advertising management, marketing, or other non-design* majors who want to work in the creative communications industry. Our program gives you the skills you need to collaborate with graphic designers and art directors on creative teams. Through hands-on experience, you will cultivate an understanding of design principles, processes, tools, and vocabulary that have practical application in the real world.

Not available to graphic design majors, consider an Advertising Minor for Graphic Design Majors instead.

Application Submission Deadline for Fall 2025 is SEPTEMBER 1.
Attend an information session to waive the application fee.
Scholarships still available -- no extra steps needed to be considered. Apply early before funding runs out.

As data and technology pervade every sphere of business, companies seek professionals who can bridge the gap between deep technical knowledge and business functions. A recent search of “business analytics” jobs in Indeed.com yielded over 50,000 job listings with over 300 in the Portland Metro region. Business leaders today also need the skills to guide an organization through digital transformation and the knowledge to create customer and stakeholder value sustainably and ethically. 

The number of analytics tools has increased exponentially over the last decade’s data revolution. Demand for professionals with data science acumen continues to outstrip supply across industries, creating a talent gap in the fourth industrial revolution. 

Portland State University’s Master of Science in Applied Data Science for Business (MSADSB) was built with the strategic thinker in mind. This STEM-designated degree program will position you for a career requiring knowledge of cloud services, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. With the fully online or hybrid MSADSB program, you’ll dive into business strategy, data visualization, security, and ethics — on a timeline that works with your busy schedule.  You have the flexibility to choose — online or hybrid. The curriculum applies across functions, including marketing, analytics, finance, HR, and management. Choose a specialization in Business Intelligence & Analytics, Enterprise Analytics, or — in collaboration with OHSU — Health & Clinical Informatics to further hone your skillset.

Application Submission Deadline for Fall 2025 is SEPTEMBER 1.
Attend an information session to waive the application fee.
Scholarships still available -- no extra steps needed to be considered. Apply early before funding runs out.

Ranked among the nation’s top online graduate business programs, Portland State University’s comprehensive online master’s degree in Global Supply Chain Management prepares you for leadership roles across organizations of all sizes—from multinational corporations to small and medium-sized enterprises.

Designed for working professionals, our master’s program allows you to unlock your career potential by developing highly sought-after skills. You learn how to lead supply chain management frameworks, leverage advanced analytical tools and emerging technologies, and optimize commercial networks to create efficient, global supply chains that drive success.

Time to completion - 18 Months. Program contains synchronous components.

Expand your skills and earning power with a global supply chain graduate certificate. 

Portland State University’s graduate certificate in global supply chain management offers a flexible, affordable pathway to leadership roles in the supply chain and logistics industries.

This fully online, four-course graduate certificate enables graduate business students to specialize in global supply chain management. It’s also an excellent stand-alone credential for people who already work in the supply chain industry and seek to advance into management jobs.

Developed in collaboration with Nike, Boeing, Daimler, and other global manufacturers, PSU’s supply chain graduate programs are nationally ranked and widely respected. 

The field of world language education will face and, in some regions, is already facing a dire need for teachers. With PSU's certificate in World Language Pedagogy, you can explore teaching as a future career choice by gaining the basic knowledge, skills, and initial experience of teaching in a world language of your choice.
The certificate is available in eight languages: Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Persian, Russian, and Spanish.

In our program, you will learn the basic skills necessary to teach a world language, including instructional strategies, curriculum planning, and assessment, as well as the structure and culture of a world language. Paired with a practicum that offers you hands-on experience, you'll be well-prepared to apply to PSU's Graduate Teacher Education Program or a teacher licensure program in Oregon or other states.

Take the first step toward a rewarding career in teaching a world language in K-16 schools.

The Global Studies major provides both a global perspective and a deep understanding of major themes and events in global affairs. Under the guidance of expert faculty and advisors, students develop an understanding of world cultures, societies, media, and politics within the framework of globalization. Whether going on to graduate school, or a career in the U.S. or abroad, graduates are well-equipped to address global issues of social justice and equity, civil, labor, and gender protections, environmental change, sovereignty, peaceful alternatives to conflict, and explore ways to make a difference in the world.

We also offer a Minor in Global Studies, adding an international dimension to any degree.