Master in Applied Behavior Analysis

Georgian Court University, located in Lakewood, New Jersey, is a small, mission-driven institution founded by the Sisters of Mercy. The university emphasizes a holistic education that combines intellectual growth with ethical leadership, community service and personal development. Students benefit from a close-knit campus culture where individualized attention and mentorship from faculty are priorities.

Academic programs span liberal arts, professional studies and career-focused pathways, with nearly 49 programs available that support hands-on learning and internships. Small class sizes enable meaningful faculty-student engagement and personalized academic planning. The university’s Mercy heritage shapes a campus ethos centered on compassion, justice and civic responsibility, encouraging students to apply learning to community initiatives and service projects.

Georgia Court’s compact campus and supportive services help international students adapt socially and academically while building leadership skills. With a focus on student success, the university connects learners to internship opportunities, community partnerships and career services that facilitate transition to professional life. For students looking for a personalized education in a values-driven environment, Georgian Court offers a welcoming setting to grow academically and socially.

The Master in Applied Behavior Analysis is a degree for students who want to become Board Certified Behavior Analysts. This one-year program is taught in English at Georgian Court University in the United States. The main advantage of this program is that it meets the coursework requirement to take the BCBA examination.

The curriculum includes a verified course sequence by the Association for Behavior Analysis International. Students will develop skills in applied behavior analysis and have the opportunity to connect with field experiences at regional mental and behavioral health care facilities. The program also includes hands-on components to help students succeed.

Graduates can pursue careers as Board Certified Behavior Analysts, Behavioral Health Specialists, Mental Health Counselors, Autism Specialists, or Clinical Therapists. They can work in mental and behavioral health care facilities, schools, or private practices.