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Masters
Degree
Students
pursuing a master's degree in behavior analysis may choose either of
two courses of study. Students whose goal is to pursue doctoral training
after completing their master's degree usually choose the general/research
concentration, which requires additional research experience. Students whose goal
is to practice behavior analysis after completing their master’s training should choose the applied concentration.
Upon graduation, they consult with individuals, families, agencies or business, regarding learning and performance improvements, as well as train and supervise staff working with children and adults in a variety of settings.
University sponsored scholarships, work study, and other financial aid is available. Contact the Financial Aid office for more information. In most years, the department awards up to 20 Donald L. Whaley Memorial scholarships for $1,000. Teaching fellowships are available for students who have worked in the department's TF/TA program for 1 year. Research and teaching assistantships are available through individual faculty grants and field programs.
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