Developmental Trauma, MS
Requirements
The Master of Science in Developmental Trauma is designed to educate students about the scientific and applied aspects of complex developmental trauma. The goal is to prepare students for advanced academic study and/or professional practice. Students take a set of core courses in developmental trauma and are expected to choose elective courses to build expertise relevant to their career goals.
The Master of Science in Developmental Trauma program consists of 30 hours of graduate coursework. In accordance with University Policy, a GPA of at least 2.75 must be maintained with no more than two passing grades of “C+” or lower being utilized in satisfying the degree requirement.
Required Courses (18 hours)
Trauma & Relationships | 3 | |
Trauma & Behavior | 3 | |
Advanced Neuroscience | 3 | |
Theories of Development | 3 | |
Developmental Trauma Capstone Course | 3 | |
Interactive Data Analysis | 3 | |
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Analysis of Variance | 3 | |
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Regression Analysis | 3 | |
Approved Electives | 12 |
12 hours of electives selected in consultation with adviser.