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Required Graduate Classes for the Masters Program Include:

Basic Principles of Behavior Analysis
Behavior Observation and Assessment Methods
Single Subject Research Design
Group Research Design
Complex Behavior Analysis
Staff Training and Supervision
Legal and Ethical Issues in Behavior Analysis
Behavior Analysis Practicum
Behavior Analysis Internship
Thesis or Research Paper

Required Graduate Classes for the Doctoral Program Include:

Philosophy of Radical Behaviorism
Advanced Behavior Analysis Research Methods
Verbal Behavior
Statistics
Linear Regression
Medical Aspects of Disabilities
Supervised teaching
Supervised research
Dissertation

Including any of the above masters classes that were not completed during masters degree program (if transferring into program other than SIU).

Elective Graduate Courses Available to Students in Either
the Masters or Doctoral Program Include:

Behavior Consultation and Management
Theories of Addiction
Behavioral Therapy
Behavioral Medicine
Functional Analysis
Behavior Analysis in the Schools
Developmental Disabilities
Child Abuse and Neglect
Child Behavior

BACB Course Sequences Across the State

Springfield, IL & Norris City, IL are homes to BAT course sequences that are specifically designed to prepare students for taking the national certification exam to become Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs).

Interested in Setting Up Your Own Cohort?

If you or your organization is interested in potentially developing a partnership with SIUC to deliver the BAT program at your site, please contact Dr. Dixon.

BAT Travels North to Chicago

Beginning in 2009 SIU is proud to offer the Masters Degree in Behavior Analysis and Therapy in the Chicago/Joliet area. SIUC, in a partnership with Trinity Services, Inc., will deliver the degree program over a three year period.