Why Elms for your MS in Applied Behavior Analysis?

  • Complete your degree 100% online
    ◦ Includes synchronous classes (Zoom)
  • Courses align with the 6 Edition Test Content Outline (TCO) published by the BACB®

Applied Behavior Analysis

Applied behavior analysis (ABA) is a leading science in the assessment and treatment of severe problem behavior and skill deficits for individuals with and without disabilities. This 38 credit Master’s program will teach students how to work with children and adults with behavior problems or skill deficits.

Highlighted Courses

  • Basic Principles of Behavior
  • Behavior Assessment
  • Behavioral Interventions
  • Experiential Learning
  • Ethics in Behavior Analysis
  • Early Childhood Language Development

Certification and Licensing

This program has been designed to meet the BCBA® Pathway 2 coursework requirements. Applicants will need to meet additional requirements to qualify for the BCBA® credential. Once all requirements are met and students pass the BCBA® exam, they will be eligible for their license in behavior analysis in Massachusetts.

Certified and licensed behavior analysts work in numerous roles including supervisor of an ABA program, consultant, or trainer in a variety of settings such as public schools, private schools, home-based, or clinics.

Application Requirements

Curriculum

Click to view course requirements for the Master of Science in Applied Behavior Analysis.

MS in Applied Behavior Analysis

Course #Course Name# of Credit Hours
ABA 6002Basic Principles3
ABA 6001Theory and Philosophy3
ABA 6102Ethics3
ABA 6010Research Methods3
ABA 6003Behavioral Assessment3
ABA 6112Organizational Behavior Management3
ABA 6004Behavioral Interventions3
ABA 6910Capstone Project3
ABA 6911Fluency2
ABA 6111Experiential Learning3
ElectivesElective3
EDU-6120Advanced Study of Early Childhood Language Development I3
EDU-6121Advanced Study of Early Childhood Language Development II3

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