Great Minds Can Make a Difference
Whether you’re an educator, a professional working in a community setting, or simply planning for a career where you can make a difference, Seton Hall’s graduate programs in Education Studies offer many exciting options. You’ll get to work alongside experienced faculty who are eager to share their passion and knowledge with you. Our goal is to help you build the skills, experience and confidence needed to get you where you want to go.
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Master’s Level Programs
M.A., Applied Behavior Analysis
Work on a variety of individual issues including autism, development disabilities, learning challenges, and behavioral issues. ABA practitioners contribute in settings such as schools, ABA clinics, hospitals, residential treatment facilities and adult service agencies. The M.A. and certificate programs combine rigorous academics, scholarship and clinical experience in the field of ABA.
M.A., Instructional Design and Technology
Prepare for a career in a high-demand field that brings together education and technology. Explore a wide range of emerging technologies in either a master’s level or certificate program and gain technical competencies that will enable you to apply technology-enhanced instructional design in the classroom and other professional settings.
M.A., Special Education
Gain state of the art content knowledge and skills to expand your personal competence as an educator. Work closely with our faculty mentors to pursue concentrations in ABA, Special Education Transition and Instructional Design and Technology.
Short, concentrated graduate certificate programs are also available in the following areas:
- ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis)
- CEAS (Certificate in Education with Advanced Standing)
- Special Education Transition
- Instructional Design
- School Library Media Specialist
- Teacher of Students with Disabilities Endorsement
- TESOL Certification (Teaching of English to Speakers of Other Languages)