MS Educational Psychology at University of North Texas

The MS in Educational Psychology is a 33-credit-hour master's degree offered by UNT's Department of Educational Psychology. It addresses physical, cognitive and social-emotional development, measurement, statistics and program evaluation. Except for the educational diagnostician concentration, the master's programs are delivered fully online in an Accelerated Online Program format with eight-week sessions.

Faculty: College of Education  |  Department: Department of Educational Psychology  |  Duration: 33 credit hours; typically four consecutive semesters when following the approved course sequence  |  Intake: January, March, May, August or October  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Denton, TX, United States

What you will study

A 6-hour core (EPSY 5000 Introduction to Educational Psychology, EPSY 5050 Foundations of Educational Research Methodology), 18 hours in one concentration (Human Development and Family Science, Gifted and Talented, Learning Sciences, or Research and Evaluation), 6 hours of electives and a 3-hour capstone (EPSY 5990 Supervised Research or Program Evaluation).

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