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Behavior analysis is a psychological discipline examining how environmental factors shape behavior. Marquette's program offers exceptional training in research and clinical application, particularly for those working with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Both MS and PhD candidates will engage in comprehensive coursework, research guidance, specialization development, and hands-on practicum training. The program aims to prepare behavior analysts to: Apply cutting-edge behavioral assessments and interventions, Interpret and implement research findings into practical solutions, Advance the field through academic publications and presentations, Emerge as pioneering leaders, Uphold principles of social justice and equity in professional practice.
At Marquette, students learn from distinguished behavior analysis experts like Drs. Stephanie Hood, Tiffany Kodak, Jeffrey Tiger, and Douglas Woods. Beyond classroom instruction, students gain practical experience and research supervision under these faculty mentors, who also serve as academic advisors. The program follows a junior-colleague approach, maintaining small class sizes for personalized mentorship tailored to career objectives. Alumni have secured roles as university professors, clinical directors, postdoctoral researchers, and practicing behavior analysts.