10 Master's degrees in Art Therapy in Pennsylvania, United States

The Music Therapy programme at Slippery Rock University is a 36 to 48-credit Master of Music Therapy (M.M.T.) degree. Delivered primarily online over 24 months, this advanced course is designed for credentialed professionals seeking to deepen their clinical expertise and leadership skills in a flexible, part-time format.

At Seton Hill University's M.A. in Art Therapy - Counseling, you can combine your love of art and your desire to support others into one inspiring and meaningful career. 

 Pennsylvania Western University’s accredited, online Counseling - Art Therapy teaches therapeutic art-making, creative process, art therapy and counseling theory, and uses human experience in the therapeutic encounter to help clients work toward change.  Students in the art therapy concentration may choose to work in a variety of settings.

Music Therapy and Counseling at Drexel University educates students for creative, responsive, and effective therapy practice, in which music is the essential mode of transformation.

The Art Therapy program from Marywood University utilizes an “art-based” approach to graduate-level art therapy education. 

Integrate personal and professional development through an examination of self, your clinical practice, coursework, and immersion in various research paradigms in the Master of Music Therapy at Temple University's Boyer College of Music and Dance.

The Art Therapy program at Thomas Jefferson University prepares graduates for state licensure and national certification in professional counseling (LPC/NCC).

Dance Movement Therapy and Counseling at Drexel University educates students for creative, responsive, and effective therapy practice in which dance and movement are the essential modes of transformation.

The Master of Arts in Art Therapy program at Cedar Crest College distinctive studio-based program is fully accredited and the first of its kind in the Lehigh Valley.

Art Therapy and Counseling from Drexel University educates students for creative, responsive, and effective therapy practice in which art making is the essential mode of transformation.