These post-masters certificate programs allow you to better become an expert in the application of ABA within a particular population/set of challenges. These specialized concentration courses are highly relevant to post-graduate training, and would indicate specialization and post-graduate training in a specific area.
Programs are available in the following areas:
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Certificate in Autism
This certificate program is designed for practitioners who are interested in courses specifically focused on the application of applied behavior analytic interventions when working with individuals with a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorders (ASD).
Certificate in Applied Behavior Analysis Coursework
This 21-credit Certificate Program in Applied Behavior Analysis is a unique, advanced-level program focused on the foundation and application of behavioral principles.
Certificate in Childhood Clinical Disorders
This certificate prepares practitioners to address the broad range of issues encountered in clinical and educational settings serving children.
Certificate in Mental Health
This certificate enables practitioners to learn the procedures best suited to helping this population to maximize their skill development and reduce the extent to which their challenges interfere with their ability to cope.
Certificate in Organizational Behavior Management
This certificate trains the practitioner to implement systems wide behavior analytic models for staff training, for performance management, for supervision, and for systems creation.
Certificate in Public Schools
This certificate prepares the school-based behavior analyst to apply the science across diverse populations and settings, and to engage in meaningful and effective collaboration with families and related service providers.
Certificate in Sustainability
This certificate addresses the growing concerns over sustainability and helps to bridge the gap by incorporating environmental sustainability into our behavior analytic curricula. Students will learn design thinking and other systemic change approaches to address climate change and environmental justice.