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Master of Arts in Child Development
- The degree offers an opportunity for the advanced study of developmental theory and research in preparation for a wide range of professional objectives involving children, adolescents, and families. Our program emphasizes scholarly reflection on developmental issues and academic excellence in oral and written communication. The program faculty values academic scholarship and research, and regards their application in professional settings as central to the mission of the MA program.
- The program prepares graduates for a variety of life goals, including working directly with infants, children, adolescents, and their families. Child Development MA students pursue careers in program administration, parent education, research, community college instruction, and work in counseling, social service, non-profit and community agencies. The MA also prepares students for additional study toward a doctoral degree in child development, developmental psychology, or related field.
Degree Requirements
Resources- How to Apply
- Office of Graduate Studies
- CHDV MA Graduate Student Handbook
- Program Fact Sheet
- CHDV 504 Reservation Form
- CHDV MA Thesis/Project Submission Form
Contact:
- Program Coordinator: Patrick Pieng
- Branch Chair: Sheri Hembree