Applied Behavior Analysis Concentration
Applied Behavior Analysis Concentration Graduate Program
This is a collaborative program offered by the Department of Special Education and communication Disorders, Psychology Department, and the Munroe-Meyer Institute of UNMC.
Applied Behavior Analysis Concentration (45 Credit Hours)
Course Number | Course Name |
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SPED 8120 | High Incidence Disabilities |
SPED 8250 | Literacy Assessment and Interventions for Students with Disabilities |
SPED 8820 | Behavioral Disorders |
SPED 8850 | Instructional Strategies in BD |
SPED 8870 | Autism: Behavior Supports and Interventions |
SPED 8910 | Assessment in Special Education |
SPED 8980 | Professional Collaboration |
MMI 857 | Behavior Analysis and Intervention |
MMI 904 | Proseminar: Learning |
MMI 957 | Applied Behavior Analysis |
MMI 910 | Small n Research |
MMI 885 | Psychotherapeutic Interventions (SPRING) - Adam Weaver’s section |
MMI 870 | Ethics and Law for Psychology and Applied Behavior Analysis (FALL) |
MMI 947 | Practicum in Applied Behavior Analysis (6 credits,750 hours “intensive” or 1000 hours ‘ practicum”). Can be started once BCBA coursework is started. Requires BCBA supervisor. Register for 2 credit hours for 3 semesters. |
Prerequisites:
SPED 8030 Teaching Students with Exceptionalities
SPED 4800/8806 Social and Emotional Development of Children and Youth
This program includes the 6 UNO BCBA approved courses and the practicum.
Admission Requirements
- Admission to the University of Nebraska at Omaha Graduate College
- Admission to the graduate program in Special Education, College of Education
- Bachelor's degree with a valid teaching certificate or completion of the deficiencies necessary for teacher certification
- Meet department application requirements