M.S. in Family Policy and Program Administration Education Psychology

Go beyond the individual student to making a lasting impact on entire families. From program administration to grant writing courses, this program enhances skills centered on understanding organizational and government policies that impact families, as well as cultivating knowledge of current relationships in families through a culturally responsive lens. The Educational Psychology Master of Science with a concentration in Family Policy and Program Administration is designed to prepare students for a career in administeringdirecting programs that serve individuals, children and families. Earn a master’s degree in as little as 15 months or go at a slower pace, with five different starting points throughout the year. The Department of Educational Psychology, which oversees this degree program, is affiliated with various research and intervention centers that provide research and development opportunities for faculty and students.