• Discover Nevada
• Admissions
• Academics
• Student Life
• Research
• Partnerships

Counseling and Educational Psychology

Master's degrees include emphases in addiction counseling, college student development/counseling in higher education, community counseling, marriage and family counseling, school counseling, educational psychology, and information technology in education. The educational specialist degree consists of an emphasis in school psychology.

Doctoral degrees include emphases in counselor education and supervision, human development and learning, information technology in education, and school psychology. Individual elective courses also are offered that provide knowledge and skills in research and statistics and in most other areas of counseling and educational psychology.

Related Degrees and Programs

• Master of Arts in Counseling: Master's degrees include emphases in addiction counseling, college student development/counseling in higher education, community counseling, marriage and family counseling, school counseling, educational psychology, and information technology in education.
• Master of Education in Educational Psychology: The M.Ed. is designed for teachers in elementary education, secondary education, and special education who wish to improve and expand classroom skills to meet the needs of an increasingly diverse population of students.
• Master of Science in Information Technology in Education: The master of science degree (M.S.) in educational psychology is offered with an emphasis in information technology in education.