MSc Applied Behaviour Analysis

The Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) MSc program at Queen's University of Belfast focuses on state-of-the-art techniques to help people develop behaviors that are beneficial and socially acceptable. The program explores a range of topics including developmental disabilities, autism, health and wellness, and therapy innovations, among others. It offers rigorous training and mentorship with a thorough grounding in the field to understand the behavioural science literature, formulate precise behavioral definitions, and implement suitable ABA strategies.Course Content: The course covers areas such as behavioural definitions and interventions, assessment strategies, and basics of the ABA processes. Practical skills are also embedded in the curriculum to ensure that students gain valuable expertise in applied behaviour analysis techniques.Key Modules: The program is composed of several compulsory modules, including: Ethics and Professional Conduct, Research Methods and Data Analysis, and Dissertation or Work-based Research Project. Other notable topics include: Behavioral Assessment, Behavioural Intervention, and Complex Behaviour and Skills.Accreditations: The course is fully accredited by the UK Society for Behaviour Analysis (UK-SBA) and recognized as meeting the UK-SBA’s stringent academic and training standards.Future Careers: Graduates of this program can pursue careers in a wide range of sectors including social care, education, health, and non-governmental organizations. The skills learned in this program are in demand for working with adults and children with developmental disabilities and autism, or for those who exhibit challenging behavior, in senior roles.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.