Master of Early Intervention and Child Development
The Master of Early Intervention and Child Development is a multidisciplinary online program that prepares students to serve young children in a variety of settings.
Program Outcomes
Graduates will develop the professional knowledge and skills to provide effective interventions and care to infants, toddlers, and young children. Graduates will be trained to draw upon scientifically-based research and experience to successfully serve young children.
Degree Requirements
Early Intervention & Child Development
Degree: Master of EICD (M.EICD.)
Hours: 30 Total Hours
Dept: Behavioral Sciences
School: Education and Behavioral Sciences
Major Code: 116
CORE COURSES (24 Semester Hours)
EICD 5283 Typical and Atypical Development in Childhood and Adolescence
EICD 5353 Assessment and Intervention for Infants and Children
EICD 5863 Research in EICD
COUN 5123 School Counseling Orientation and Ethical Practice
COUN 5283 Assessment in Counseling
SPED 5073 Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports
SPED 5093 Applied Behavioral Analysis for Teachers
SPED 5063 Consulting, Collaboration, and Co-Teaching
EMPHASIS COURSES (choose one emphasis) (6 Semester Hours)
Emphasis 1: Administrative (Choose 2)
EDUC 5373 Innovative Leadership for Digital Age Environments
SPED 5233 Special Education Law
ENG 5983 Grant Writing
Emphasis 2: General Emphasis (Choose 2)
SPED 5083 Teaching Students with Autism
COUN 5613 Counseling Children and Adolescents
COUN 5503 Crisis and Disaster Counseling
Emphasis 3: Native Populations (Choose 2)
NAL 5213 Native American Education Policy
NAL 5013 Current Topics in Indian Country
NAL 5123 Managing Diversity
Or substituted courses approved by program coordinator.
GC: 05-17-18; AC: 07-11-18 2019-21 Catalog
Why Early Childhood Intervention
Graduate Tuition and Fees
The graduate tuition (per credit hour) for a Masters in Early Intervention Child Development is: Online $337.00
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