Applied Behaviour Analysis MSc at Bangor University

The Applied Behaviour Analysis MSc is aimed at those wishing to specialise in the practical application of behaviour analysis. It provides the postgraduate coursework needed to apply to become a UK certified behaviour analyst (UKBA(cert)); it does not prepare students to sit a BACB exam.

Intake: September  |  Study mode: full-time / part-time  |  Location: Bangor, Wales, United Kingdom

What you will study

Part One (120 credits) taught modules such as Introduction to Behaviour Change Procedures, Basic Principles in Behaviour Science, Applications of Behaviour Analysis, Advanced Behaviour Change Procedures, Assessment in Behaviour Science and Research Methods in Behaviour Science. Part Two (60 credits) is a dissertation or practicum. Taught on campus with up to 9 hours a week of classes; exit awards of PG Certificate or PG Diploma are available.

Career pathways

Graduates establish practice in education, health care, positive behaviour support, and organisational and behaviour management, and work in the NHS, schools and private health and social care settings.

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