Educational Psychology, M.Ed. or M.A.

The M.Ed. in Educational Psychology focuses on learning theories, human development, research methods, assessment, and measurements, which could be utilized in a variety of settings and fields. The program includes a core set of courses, as well as electives to allow for specialization. The Educational Psychology program can help prepare graduates for the environment of assessment and outcomes-based practice that is prevalent today in many fields. The program is a good fit for teachers or those from social science backgrounds who want to pursue a master’s degree to further their career. The program can also help prepare graduates to apply for doctoral programs in Educational Psychology or related fields. The Educational Psychology Program is 30 semester hours.

The Department of Education academic unit is accredited by the Association for Advancing Quality in Educator Preparation (AAQEP) and approved by the Ohio Department of Higher Education.

The Master of Education and Master of Arts in Educational Psychology is no longer accepting new students.