The Master's degree programs in Educational Psychology and Research prepare educational leaders for scholarly expertise with a knowledge base for critical thinking in human development across the life span, cognitive processes applied to education, educational research methods and statistics.

• Human Development: Theory, research, and practice in the domains of infancy, early childhood, middle childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and aging. Biocultural processes in child development and human development in the dynamic changing contexts.
• Learning, Cognition, and Motivation: Learning, motivation, critical thinking, self-regulated learning, individual differences.

Read the official Graduate Bulletin for current requirements for the degree.