Educational Psychology, M.Ed.: School Psychology Concentration
Lubbock, USA
Master degree
DURATION
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
Sep 2026
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
Key Summary
About: The Master of Education in Educational Psychology with a School Psychology concentration at Texas Tech University trains students in assessment, intervention, and consultation through coursework, practicum, and supervised internships. It emphasizes student mental health, behavior and learning processes, ethical practice, psychological assessment tools, research, and community collaboration with teachers and parents.
Career Outcomes: Graduates work in schools, public agencies, and private practice; they can pursue roles as school psychologists, behavioral specialists, educational diagnosticians, special education coordinators, assessment consultants, or mental health counselors. They may enter research, program evaluation, or interdisciplinary consultation, supporting student wellbeing, academic intervention, and inclusive education.
The Master of Education in Educational Psychology with a focus on School Psychology prepares students to support students’ mental health and educational development. The program combines coursework, practicum experience, and supervised internships to help students develop skills in assessment, intervention, and consultation. Graduates are equipped to work in a variety of settings, including schools, public agencies, and private practices, with a goal of promoting positive outcomes for students from diverse backgrounds.
The curriculum emphasizes understanding student behavior, learning processes, and the ethical considerations involved in psychology practice. Students gain in-depth knowledge of psychological assessment tools and develop practical skills to identify and address learning and behavioral challenges. The program also offers opportunities for research and specialized training, enabling students to become effective school psychologists who can collaborate with teachers, parents, and communities to support student success and well-being.
