MSEd in Educational Psychology
Transforming Learning, Development, and Human Flourishing
The Master of Science in Education (MSEd) in Educational Psychology at Baylor University prepares educators, clinicians, and researchers to address complex learning and behavioral needs. Through rigorous research-informed and evidence-based curriculum and close faculty mentorship, you will develop the practical expertise to support diverse learners across school, clinical, or community settings.
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Grounded in Research, Guided by Purpose
Students in Baylor's MSEd in Educational Psychology often include:
- Graduate students planning to pursue a PhD in Educational Psychology or a related field.
- Professionals seeking masters-level roles that apply educational psychology, including instructional leaders, learning and development specialists, program evaluators, and educational consultants.
- Licensed teachers and educators seeking advanced academic qualifications and specialized expertise
- Practitioners pursuing a formal ABA concentration to work toward BCBA certification.
MSEd Program Tracks
Covers the core principles of educational psychology, including cognition, motivation, development, and assessment.
Prepares educators and leaders to design environments that extend learning, foster creativity, and cultivate excellence for high-potential learners.
Builds research-backed skills to help educators support exceptional learners with precision and care.
Prepares educators to recognize high-potential students whose strengths may mask areas of need or whose challenges may obscure their abilities.
Prepares students to implement behavior-analytic interventions with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Certification & Licensure
Licensure and certification outcomes vary by track. The Applied Behavior Analysis concentration includes verified coursework toward BCBA exam eligibility.