Applied BehavioralAnalysis

The University of Scranton’s Panuska College of Professional Studies is proud to announce a new online graduate program, AppliedBehavioral Analysis (ABA)! The newly available online 42- credit hour graduate degree program provides new opportunities for professionals who wish to serve vulnerable populations. The purpose of theABAprogram is to provide professionals with the skills needed to offer the best services for individuals with autism. The counseling and human services profession need more highly educated and skilled providers of autism services to assist children, adolescents, adults, and their families reach their full potential.

The online Master of Science,ABAdegree is designed to provide quality educational and supervised experiences that are required to achieve certification as a Board Certified BehaviorAnalyst (BCBA) by the BehaviorAnalysis Certification Board (BACB). In addition, the program meets accreditation standards for academic programs set by the Association for BehavioralAnalysis International (ABAI). You can learn more about theABAprogram requirements and curriculum by going online to the University of Scranton webpage and searching Graduate Programs.

In addition, the Panuska College of Professional Studies has anABA Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study. This is a 21-credit post-graduate certificate program that will prepare students and professionals to meet the requirements needed to take the BehaviorAnalysis Certification Board (BACB) exam. You can learn more about theABACertificate ofAdvanced Graduate Study by going online to the University of Scranton webpage and searching Graduate Programs.

The leading faculty behind theABA program development is Michael E. Kelley, Ph.D., LP, BCBA-D.