Learning Sciences and Human Development - Master of Education

For information, contact:
Department Chair
Department of Educational Psychology
201 McGuffey, 513-529-6621
www.MiamiOH.edu/edp 

This interdisciplinary program of study focuses on the processes involved in human learning and development and how those processes impact families and communities.

The program requires 30 semester hours, with 18 in the Core and 12 in a Concentration Area. Each Concentration Area is designed in consultation with a faculty advisor and must fall within the purview of Learning Sciences; human development and family studies; or research methods, data analysis, and psychometrics.

The program does not require previous licensure or certification. However, those who already have teacher certification/licensure will obtain a greater depth of understanding of educational issues and teaching practice.

Admission Requirements

Admission to the educational psychology master’s degree program requires:

1. acceptance by the Graduate School,
2. three letters of recommendation, and
3. a brief essay on a topic pertinent to your professional reasons for pursuing the degree.

To apply for the Master of Education, Educational Psychology degree program, go to the graduate school application portal found on the graduate school page via the link below http://miamiOH.edu/graduate-studies/admission/index.html.

Complete the application, then upload the required program materials listed here. Once you are admitted, you will be required to mail an official transcript to the graduate school at:

Graduate School
Miami University
501 E. High Street
Room 102 Roudebush Hall
Oxford, OH 45056

Undergraduate/Graduate Program Option (4 + 1)

Students who are majoring in Family Science and Social Work and Psychology have the option to complete the Master's in Learning Sciences and Human Development as an extension of their undergraduate programs. A 4+1 program allows students to complete their undergraduate and graduate degrees in a shortened time-frame. For information on the details of this program, contact the Department of Educational Psychology.

Program Requirements

This program requires 30 semester hours (18 hours in core requirements and 12 hours in an Individualized Focus Area). A culminating research project is required.

Learning Sciences and Human Development Program

(30 semester hours)