The Educational Psychology (EPSY) department in the College of Education offers opportunities for study and research leading to the Bachelor of Science, Master of Science, Doctor of Education, and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. Areas of research and study include:

• Development and Family Studies
  The Development, Family Studies program in the College of Education offers study and research at the undergraduate and graduate levels.
• Educational Psychology
  Educational psychology is the applied study of psychological and learning theories and the examination of behaviors, cognitions and emotions in educational settings. You will explore how people develop and learn, how to use research and evaluation to enhance teaching and learning, and how to interpret various types of tests. Students in this track specialize in gifted and talented or educational research. The degree is available entirely online. Course work leads to an M.S. in Educational Psychology.
• School Psychology
  

  The school psychology program prepares you to work in a school setting and contribute to students' social, emotional, academic, behavioral and cognitive development. This specialization combines a foundation in psychology and education with diagnostic, intervention, problem solving and research skills. Course work leads to an M.S. in School Psychology.

• Special Education
  The Special Education Program at the University of North Texas represents a diverse coalition of individuals, interests, and opportunities. Our mission is to: 
  
  • Educate professionals to provide appropriate services for individuals with exceptional needs.
  • Research theory and practice related to these individuals.
  • Provide consultative, programmatic, and resource services to school personnel, families, and agencies associated with exceptional individuals.
  • Develop leaders among professionals serving individuals with exceptional characteristics.

Educational Psychology Department
1155 Union Circle #311335
Denton, Tx 76203