Applied Behavior Analysis Degrees offered at The Chicago School
Our Applied Behavior Analysis programs can be completed at the certificate and master’s level either online or at our campuses.
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a science-based approach to behavior intervention. This includes not only issues related to the assessment and treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), but several other applications, including instructional design and organizational behavior management.
Our Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) programs provide graduates with a solid foundation in the principles of behavior analysis. Graduates are equipped with the skills to bring about socially significant behavior change through data-based decision-making and program development.
Guided by practitioner faculty, students at The Chicago School are challenged to become leaders in the field of applied behavior analysis. With access to the best in modern technologies, graduates gain experience and exposure in a wide variety of ABA applications and specialties, including instructional design, staff and parent training, and verbal behavior.
Our Applied Behavior Analysis programs can be completed at the certificate and master’s level either online or at our campuses.
Graduates are taught to deliver behavior-analytic services to clients of diverse backgrounds in myriad industries. Additionally, all ABA online and in-person programs facilitate students’ acquisition of either BCaBA® or BCBA® licensure.
Yes, all of our Applied Behavior Analysis degree programs are offered online in addition to multiple campuses.
Our applied behavior analysis master’s and certificate programs meet the education and practicum requirements to pursue certification as a Board Certified Behavior Analysis (BCBA).
While pursuing a career as a BCBA is a common career path, there are many different options for graduates of an applied behavior analysis program. Explore some of those ABA career path options in-depth on our blog, learning about job responsibilities and average yearly salary.
Yes, according to The Behavior Analyst Certification Board, the demand for BCBAs has been steadily increasing since 2010. From 2023 to 2024, there was a 58% increase in demand for individuals to hold a BCBA or BCBA-D certification.