College of Education
Department of Educational Psychology
Master of Education – Human Relations
PROGRAM OF STUDIES
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Course No.
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Program of Study
Course Title
Semester/Year – Planned/Taken
Educational Psychology Core (21 hours required)
EPS 525
EPS 580
EPS 591
EPS 596
EPS 605
EPS 664
EPS 671
Introduction to Statistics*
Human Development*
Personality Adjustment*
Developmental Perspectives of Human Diversity*
Educational Psychology Applied to Learning*
Tests and Measurements (prerequisite: EPS 525)*
Consultation in the Helping Professions*
Electivesa (15 hours required)
EPS 590
EPS 595
EPS 602
EPS 606
EPS 610
EPS 611
EPS 612
EPS 620
PSY 610
PSY 620
PSY 621
PSY 635
PSY 650
CC 580
SOC 612
EDR 610
Drug and Alcohol Abuse: Treatment and Prevention
Self-Management Techniques*
Impact of College on Students
Applied Behavior Management*
Child Psychology*
Adolescent Psychology*
Adult Psychology*
Vocational Counseling and Career Development*
Theories of Personality
Theories of Learning
Cognitive Psychology
Social Psychology
Physiological Psychology
The Community College*
Sociology of Education
Introduction to Research*
*Course offered online, aSee Electives Alternative, p. 2
Course Transfer/Substitutionb
Course No.
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Advisor and/or EPS Dept. Chair approval documentation
Revised: HGD, July 20, 2011
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Electives Alternative
15 (or more) units that comprise a graduate certificate offered through Northern Arizona
University. Certificate programs include Interdisciplinary Disability Policy and Practice, Assistive
Technology,* Positive Behavior Support,* Women’s and Gender Studies, and Public Management.*
See http://home.nau.edu/gradcol/programs.asp for a complete list of graduate certificates and
requirements for those certificates. Admission to the certificate programs requires a separate application.
(*Certificate programs available online).
Certificate Program:
Credit Hours:
(minimum 15 hours required)
M.Ed. Human Relations: Program Understanding
I understand that this program is not the university’s official school counselor preparation
program and therefore does not lead to school counselor endorsement by the Certification
Unit of the Arizona Department of Education. To be eligible for the school counselor endorsement,
students completing the Human Relations degree must also be admitted to and complete all the
requirements for a second master’s degree in school counseling.
Further, I understand that this program is not the university’s official professional preparation
program and therefore does not lead to professional counselor certification by the Counseling
Credentialing Committee of the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners. To be eligible
for the certified counselor credential, students completing the Human Relations degree must also be
admitted to and complete all requirements for a second master’s degree in community counseling.
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M.Ed. Human Relations – Program of Studies – Page 2