Applied Behavioral Analysis, M.S.

Build advanced expertise in applied behavior analysis to design, implement and evaluate interventions that create meaningful change.

Develop the knowledge and skills to improve lives through evidence-based behavioral intervention. Lenoir-Rhyne’s Master of Science in Applied Behavior Analysis prepares you to support individuals with autism, developmental disabilities and behavioral challenges across educational, clinical and community settings.

This fully online, 36-credit-hour graduate program combines rigorous coursework, applied practicum experiences and a culminating capstone project to support eligibility for the Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification.

The program is designed for public-school teachers seeking advanced skills in behavioral intervention and inclusive practice, as well as agency professionals and health care providers—including nurses, case managers and allied health professionals—who work with children and adults in residential, vocational and community-based settings.

Program Overview

The M.S. in Applied Behavior Analysis is a fully online program designed for working professionals seeking advanced training in behavior analysis. Through a combination of asynchronous coursework, live virtual seminars and supervised practicum experiences, you will gain the skills to apply behavioral science in real-world settings.

This program builds the skills to:

• Apply behavior analysis principles to improve quality of life
• Design and evaluate evidence-based interventions
• Use data to guide decision-making
• Practice ethically and collaboratively across disciplines