MA in Applied Behavior Analysis in Newark United States | Seton Hall University

The applied behavior analysis (ABA) master's program is offered through the Department of Educational Studies in the College of Human Development, Culture, and Media. This curriculum trains skilled professionals for the expanding field of applied behavior analysis, which is seeing increased demand across local, national, and global markets. Upon completing the ABA program, graduates qualify to take the Behavior Analyst Certification Board exam to earn BCBA credentials. Students develop expertise to address diverse challenges such as autism spectrum disorders, developmental delays, learning difficulties, and behavioral conditions. Career opportunities span multiple environments including independent practices, special education institutions, ABA treatment centers, medical facilities, residential programs, and agencies serving adults. The ABA program combines challenging coursework, research opportunities, and hands-on training to develop competent practitioners and researchers in behavior analysis. Prospective students should review their state's specific regulations regarding behavior analyst licensure and practice requirements.