Educational Psychology and Higher Education

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Purpose and Focus

The Department of Educational Psychology and Higher Education offers programs leading to the Master of Science in Educational Psychology, Master of Education in Higher Education, Educational Specialist in School Psychology, a Ph.D. in Learning and Technology, a Ph.D. in Higher Education, and a Ph.D. in Educational Psychology, with strands in evaluation and assessment, school psychology, and content area emphasis. The department offers numerous courses required of students obtaining both undergraduate and graduate degrees from other units within the College of Education and across campus. Persons interested in pursuing a graduate degree in educational psychology, higher education, or school psychology should contact the department chairperson at 895-3253.

Accreditation

Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities
Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs
National Association of School Psychologists

Graduate Degree Programs

Higher Education — Master of Education, Ph.D.
Educational Psychology — Master of Science, Ph.D. in Foundations, Ph.D. in Learning & Technology
School Psychology — Educational Specialist, Ph.D. strand in Foundations
There are no undergraduate degrees offered by this department.

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