Applied Behavior Analysis, MS (36 Hours)

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The M.S. in Applied Behavior Analysis prepares students to apply behavioral science principles to design, implement, and evaluate interventions that improve the quality of life for individuals with behavioral disabilities. Successful completion of the degree qualifies graduates to apply for licensure as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). This program is delivered in a fully online format, combining asynchronous content modules with synchronous virtual seminars and supervised practice.

Program Admission Requirements

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Foundational Core (18 Hours)

SED 501 - Principles of Behavior Analysis 3 Credits.
SED 502 - Concepts and Theories in Behavior Analysis 3 Credits.
SED 503 - Research Methods in Applied Behavior Analysis 3 Credits.
SED 504 - Behavior Assessment & Functional Analysis 3 Credits.
SED 505 - Behavior Change Procedures 3 Credits.
SED 506 - Ethics & Professional Issues in Applied Behavior Analysis 3 Credits.

Specialized Core (9 Hours)

SED 507 - Personnel Supervision & Organizational Behavior Management 3 Credits.
SED 508 - Applied Interventions for Autism and Developmental Disabilities 3 Credits.
SED 509 - Advanced Studies in ABA Differentiation 3 Credits.

Application (6 Hours)

SED 510 - Supervised Practicum I 3 Credits.
SED 511 - Supervised Practicum II 3 Credits.

Capstone (3 Hours)

SED 599 - Capstone Project or Thesis 3 Credits.