Behavior Analysis Program Walkthrough
The online Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Behavior Analysis from Lehigh University equips students with the assessment skills and evidence-based intervention strategies needed to improve the lives of people with behavioral challenges. This program features asynchronous coursework, and it can be completed in two years, on average.
Want to learn more about the M.Ed. in Behavior Analysis? Watch a helpful webinar video below!
The webinar features Jamie Kardos, the director of graduate operations, Dr. Brinea Charles, a teaching assistant professor, Dr. Elise Settanni, a teaching assistant professor and AllCampus enrollment specialist Elizabeth Woods discussing everything you need to know about the program before you apply.
Topics include:
- Program overview
- Curriculum
- Career outlook
- Admissions
- Tuition
- Application materials and timelines
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“The faculty here engage in research, which helps inform our practice and what we teach our students. It helps us stay on top of what’s new in the field and make sure that we are teaching our students new and more effective ways of intervening with children and adults.”
Dr. Lee Kern, Professor and Director of the Center for Promoting Research to Practice
To learn more about the online programs at Lehigh University College of Education and download a brochure, please fill out the form. You can also talk one-on-one with an enrollment specialist directly by calling (610) 215-2867 or emailing us at edprograms@lehigh.edu.
Key Takeaways
Career-ready curriculum
Students must complete a total of 30 credit hours for the M.Ed. in Behavior Analysis, including:
- 21 credits of core requirements
- 6 credits of electives
- 3 credits of a diversity requirement
Sample courses include Basic Principles of Behavior (ABA), Organizational Behavior Management and Behavior Assessment.
Watch the video to learn more about the curriculum. You can also visit the curriculum page.
Focus on real-world outcomes
Our program prepares professionals — including current behavior analysts, counselors, educators and healthcare workers — to pursue Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification.
Our graduates have achieved a 100% pass rate on the BCBA exam, which reflects the strength of our focused, practice-based curriculum and supportive faculty.
Some roles that our graduates choose to pursue include:
- Clinical director or supervisor
- Educational consultant
- Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapist
- Developmental specialists
Watch the video to learn more about the program outcomes. You can also visit the M.Ed. in Behavior Analysis page.
Application requirements
Application materials for the M.Ed. in Behavior Analysis program include:
- Completed online application
- Official transcripts
- Resume
- GPA requirements
- Two letters of recommendation
- Personal statement
Watch the video to learn about full admission requirements. You can also visit the admissions page.
Your Next Steps
- Begin your application
- Call (610) 215-2867 to speak to an enrollment specialist