Online Master of Science in Applied Behavior Analysis Curriculum
The ABA master’s online curriculum at Regis College has been designed for health science professionals with a focus on applied coursework, practical experience, and post-graduation certification. Upon completion of all degree requirements, you may qualify to sit for the Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification exam.*
Coursework covers a variety of key behavioral science issues, and the included clinical experience allows students to apply classroom learning in a professional setting where they can develop skill sets, learn from professionals working in the field, and build their professional network.
Courses include:
| ABA 640 | Concepts and Principles I: Intro to ABA |
| ABA 642 | Concepts and Principles II: Experimental ABA |
| ABA 644 | Treatment Evaluation |
| ABA 652 | Behavior Assessment |
| ABA 654 | Behavior Intervention |
| ABA 656 | Ethical Practice in ABA |
| ABA 658 | Verbal Behavior |
| ABA 660 | Radical Behaviorism |
| ABA 662 | ABA Training and Supervision |
| ABA 646 | Practicum I |
| ABA 648 | Practicum II |
| ABA 650 | Practicum III |
| ABA 664 | Capstone I |
| ABA 668 | Capstone II |
| ABA 670 | Capstone II |
*Students completing degree requirements after January 1, 2022 may need to complete additional requirements as outlined by the BACB’s 5th edition task list. As each state has its own regulations and licensure requirements that are always evolving, it is critical to contact your state’s licensing board for current information .
Regis College is accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education (formerly the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc.).
This coursework sequence has been verified to meet the coursework requirements for eligibility to take the Board Certified Behavior Analyst Examination®. Applicants will have to meet additional requirements to qualify.