Behavior Analysis
Position Details (PhD Program)
The Behavior Analysis programmefrom The Chicago Schoolpromotes an evidence-based and translational approach to clinical practice.
The Behavior Analysis programmefrom The Chicago School provides a solid foundation in the philosophy, science, and application of behavior analysis through the integration of theory and practice.
The doctorate in Behavior Analysis providestraining expands upon the knowledge and skills learned at the graduate level by strengthening your research, clinical, and leadership skills. In addition, you may specialize in the expanding field of organizational behavior management or take coursework preparing you for a career in the culturo-behavior sciences.
A common misconception is that Behavior Analysis is relevant only to people with autism or other developmental disabilities. In fact, behavior analysis is applied to numerous populations and problems. In our programme, you can focus not only on issues related to the assessment and treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorders, but also on the assessment and treatment of severe behavior problems, instructional design, organizational behavior management, and applications with non-traditional populations such as geriatrics, people with traumatic brain injury, and regular and special education.
Career
The Chicago School prepares you to make an impact in a variety of high-demand careers. Below, you will find possible career options and salaries associated with this degree.
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Courses include:
- Advanced Professional Development
- History and Philosophy of Behaviorism
- Essentials of Instructional Design
- Ethics, Diversity, and Multiculturalism in Behavior Analysis
- Advanced Applied Behavior Analysis
- Translational Research
- Advanced Behavioral Research
- Statistical Analysis