Human Development Courses

Undergraduate

320: Human Development in Infancy and Early Childhood

321:  Human Development in Adolescence

326:  Mind, Brain, and Education

331:  Human Development – Childhood through Adolescence

Advanced Undergraduate / Graduate

506:  Special Topics in Educational Psychology

Graduate

(* = repeatable)

720     Child Development

721     Adolescent Development

722     Adult Development & Aging

723     Developmental Processes Across Life-Span

725     Theories & Issues in Human Development

731     Developmental Research Methods

920*   Advanced Seminar: Child Development

921*   Advanced Seminar: Adolescent Development

922*   Advanced Seminar: Adult Development

925*   Advanced Seminar: Human Development

Other Requirement-Relevant Courses

709   Seminar: Research in Educ. Psychology I

710   Seminar: Research in Educ. Psychology II

760   Statistical methods Applied to Education I

761   Statistical methods Applied to Education II

762   Introduction to Design of Educational Experiments

763   Regression Analysis (formerly 711)

M.S. Course Requirements

709 & 710

720 & 721 plus one additional H.D. area course

760 & 761

Ph.D. Course Requirements

All M.S. level course work plus

  •  Two additional H.D. area courses
  •  762 or 763 (Regression; formerly 711)
  •  10 credits for a Graduate Minor
  •  Additional course work to reach a total of 20 credits.

No more than four of the credits can be earned in independent study (e.g., 999 in our department).  Thesis and dissertation credits (e.g., 990 in our department) cannot be counted toward the course-work requirement. The Graduate Minor and additional course work can be taken among course offerings in departments other than Educational Psychology.