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Graduate BCBA Course Sequence Applied Behavior Analysis Program Description This online course sequence prepares students for internationally-recognized certification in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Our online curriculum provides the complete path towards a successful career in ABA. Gain valuable experience as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). This graduate course sequence is verified by Applied Behavior Analysis International (ABAI) and meets the education requirements for the national BCBA exam. Career Opportunities This multifaceted field affords diverse opportunities for students interested in pursuing a rewarding career. With many applications in clinical, educational and occupational settings, behavior analysts improve the lives of individuals across a variety of interests. Occupational Fields • Applied Animal Behavior • Autism Treatment • Behavior Gerontology • Behavioral Medicine • Educational Programming • Environment/Sustainability • Forensic Behavior Analysis • Health, Sport, and Fitness • Human Development • Neuroscience • Organizational Behavior • Positive Behavior Support • Rehabilitation and Independent Living • Social Work • Speech Pathology • Verbal Behavior • and more uwf.edu/aba Admission Requirements Students who possess a master’s degree in a relevant field or are enrolled in a graduate program at a different institution may register for our online course sequence to meet the requirements for BCBA certification. Students may apply for the online M.A. in Exceptional Student Education with a Specialization in ABA which includes all courses required to take the BCBA certification exam. Course Sequence Students must earn a minimum of a “B” grade in each course to continuing pursuing the sequence. Total Hours: 21 q EDF 6225: Foundations of Applied Behavior Analysis q EDF 6226: Behavioral Assessments, Interventions, and Outcomes in Education q EDF 6223: ABA Systems and Support q EDF 6437: Measurement and Single Case Design q EDF 6557: Ethics in Applied Behavior Analysis q EDF 6224: Supervision and Management Fluency q EDF 6222: Concepts of Applied Behavior Analysis Optional M.A. in Exceptional Student Education with Specialization in Applied Behavior Analysis Courses Total Hours: 9 q EDF 6325: Autism and the Law (2 credits) q EDF 6321: Intensive Intervention in Autism and Related Disabilities (2 credits) q EDF 6280: Curriculum Design, Stimulus Equivalence, and Generativity (2 credits) q EEX 6051: Exceptionalities Program Contact: Center for Behavior Analysis Argonaut Village 10001 North Davis Highway 850.474.2704 [email protected] uwf.edu/aba
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GraduateBCBACourseSequence
Applied Behavior Analysis Program Description This online course sequence prepares students for internationally-recognized certification in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Our online curriculum provides the complete path towards a successful career in ABA. Gain valuable experience as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). This graduate course sequence is verified by Applied Behavior Analysis International (ABAI) and meets the education requirements for the national BCBA exam. Career Opportunities This multifaceted field affords diverse opportunities for students interested in pursuing a rewarding career. With many applications in clinical, educational and occupational settings, behavior analysts improve the lives of individuals across a variety of interests.
Occupational Fields • Applied Animal Behavior • Autism Treatment • Behavior Gerontology • Behavioral Medicine • Educational Programming • Environment/Sustainability • Forensic Behavior Analysis • Health, Sport, and Fitness • Human Development • Neuroscience • Organizational Behavior • Positive Behavior Support • Rehabilitation and Independent Living • Social Work • Speech Pathology • Verbal Behavior • and more
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Admission Requirements Students who possess a master’s degree in a relevant field or are enrolled in a graduate program at a different institution may register for our online course sequence to meet the requirements for BCBA certification. Students may apply for the online M.A. in Exceptional Student Education with a Specialization in ABA which includes all courses required to take the BCBA certification exam.
Course Sequence Students must earn a minimum of a “B” grade in each course to continuing pursuing the sequence. Total Hours: 21 q EDF 6225: Foundations of Applied Behavior Analysis q EDF 6226: Behavioral Assessments, Interventions,
and Outcomes in Education q EDF 6223: ABA Systems and Support q EDF 6437: Measurement and Single Case Design q EDF 6557: Ethics in Applied Behavior Analysis q EDF 6224: Supervision and Management Fluency q EDF 6222: Concepts of Applied Behavior Analysis
Optional M.A. in Exceptional Student Education with Specialization in Applied Behavior Analysis Courses Total Hours: 9 q EDF 6325: Autism and the Law (2 credits) q EDF 6321: Intensive Intervention in Autism
and Related Disabilities (2 credits) q EDF 6280: Curriculum Design, Stimulus
Equivalence, and Generativity (2 credits) q EEX 6051: Exceptionalities
Program Contact: Center for Behavior Analysis Argonaut Village 10001 North Davis Highway 850.474.2704 [email protected]
uwf.edu/aba
