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The Master of Science in Applied Behavior Analysis equips students to perform functional assessments, create tailored intervention strategies, and undertake research across educational, clinical, and consulting environments. This degree pathway enables graduates to pursue Board Certified Behavior Analyst certification.
This intensive 1-year (3-semester) MS program combines theoretical learning with hands-on practice, preparing students to: identify environmental factors influencing behavioral issues, design targeted interventions addressing clients' specific needs, and assess treatment efficacy through single-case experimental designs. Graduates meet the qualifications to sit for the BCBA examination and can pursue professional opportunities in schools, clinical practices, or consulting roles supporting individuals with developmental disabilities.