Master of Science - School Psychology

Master of Science in Education Approved by the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP), this program incorporates aspects of both psychology and education to prepare school psychologists for the field. They work to maximize the learning of students and to promote the development of safe, healthy and enriching school environments.

The Master of Science in Education degree (M.S.Ed.) course work occupies the first year of study, and the Education Specialist degree in school psychology (Ed.S.) is completed after the second year of study and a third year of internship. Following successful completion of both degrees, students are eligible for full certification by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction and the corresponding agency in most other states. Additionally, after completing both degrees, students are eligible for national certification by the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP).

M.S.Ed. Students complete course work in assessment, intervention, counseling, and psychoeducational disabilities. After satisfactorily completing required credit hours and a successful review of a professional portfolio, students are awarded the degree.