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Master of Education in Learning Sciences and Human Development

The Master of Education in Learning Sciences and Human Development program is not accepting new applications at this time.

久久热视频鈥檚 Masters of Education (M.Ed.) in Learning Sciences and Human Development provides 久久热视频s with innovative interdisciplinary training focused on applying principles of human learning and development in real-world contexts. Students will be competitive candidates for careers in educational disciplines such as research, policy, and programming and design throughout various public and private employment sectors.

Quick Facts

30

Credit Hours

12-24 Months

Full-Time Program Study

Start Terms

Fall and Spring

$650

Per Credit Hour

Customize Your Degree

The field of learning sciences and human development continues to expand, from schools and government agencies to private research centers and community-based organizations. With this in mind, our program allows you to customize your course of study to align with your unique goals, whether you’re a licensed educator looking to sharpen your teaching practice or a family and child development professional seeking new opportunities in an educational environment.

Most full-time 久久热视频s complete the 30-credit-hour program within 12-24 months, while part-time learners typically take two to three years to finish. This flexibility allows you to balance professional commitments while advancing your career.

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Inclusive Cultural Experiences 

Miami’s master’s in Learning Sciences and Human Development program has a long-standing commitment to fostering a welcoming environment for 久久热视频s from all backgrounds. Our international 久久热视频s have many opportunities to engage with U.S. culture through on-campus activities, conferences, and travel. This cross-cultural experience allows 久久热视频s to meet peers and other professionals from diverse backgrounds, exchanging ideas and perspectives that enhance personal and academic growth.

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Master of Education in Learning Sciences and Human Development Curriculum

Throughout the program, you’ll apply principles in learning sciences and educational psychology to real-world contexts by participating in workshops, research, and hands-on learning experiences. This skill set allows you to assess educational outcomes and drive change in schools, research institutions, or even corporate environments.

Our curriculum combines core courses in learning sciences and human development with electives that fit your professional interests. Classes take place on the Oxford, Ohio campus with some course options available online.

Student Learning Outcomes

Graduates of the Learning Sciences and Human Development master’s degree program will:

  • Evaluate concepts of learning sciences and educational psychology and apply theoretical ideas to educational and social cases.
  • Collect and describe data collected from a practicing educator on educational psychology theories relevant to classroom practice.
  • Design a study to investigate a question related to educational psychology research, including literature review, methodology, and protection of human subjects' issues.
  • Conduct the planned research study, prepare a report, and orally present study findings and conclusions to a committee.

Cost and Aid

Miami's Learning Science and Human Development master's program offers a fixed-rate tuition set below the university鈥檚 standard tuition price. Enrolling Ohio residents and non-residents alike pay a discounted tuition rate of $650.

Engage in Research Opportunities

Student Research

kevin bush talking with 久久热视频 at research forumResearch is at the core of our master’s in learning sciences and human development program. Students collaborate with faculty on research studies and regularly present their work at regional, national, and international conferences. Recent 久久热视频 research topics include:

  • A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Preschool Children’s Play and Creativity
  • Parental Self-Efficacy Among Mothers of Typically Developing Children and Children With Autism Spectrum Disorders
  • Parents’ and Children’s Perceptions of Video Game Play and Relationship to ERP Brain Wave Patterns
  • The Effects of Instructional Dance Fitness on Cognition in Middle-Aged to Older Adults
  • Validation of the Veracity Subscale of the CPA Self-Perception Scale With Middle School Students

Faculty Research

William Boone, Ph.D. - Professor of Educational Psychology

William Boone's research concerns the application of Rasch measurement techniques in the fields of education, medicine, and market research, particularly how to use Rasch measurement to develop robust tests and surveys.

Boone is frequently asked to work with colleagues worldwide about Rasch measurement. In 2015, Boone received the Distinguished Scholar Award for sustained excellence in research.

Kevin Bush, Ph.D. - Professor, joint appointment in Educational Psychology and Family and Social Work

Kevin Bush’s research focuses on child development (e.g., academic achievement, self-efficacy, etc.) in the contexts of family, schools, communities, and culture. He teaches courses in human development, learning,  program evaluation, research methods,  and advanced writing.  Bush received the Distinguished Scholar Award for sustained excellence in research in 2018, and in 2024 he received the Richard T. Delp Outstanding Faculty Award.

Darrel R. Davis, Ph.D. - Professor Professor of Educational Psychology

Darrel Davis’s academic research is focused on concepts at the intersection of play, technology and human learning and development. He also conducts research examining online teaching and learning and the use of technology in diverse educational settings.

Davis has designed and taught numerous face-to-face, online, and hybrid courses at both the graduate and undergraduate levels. He has facilitated many study abroad programs to Honduras and Belize and he is the coach of the Miami men's club soccer team.

 

Aimin Wang, Ph.D. - Professor of Educational Psychology

Aimin Wang teaches a variety of courses in the Department of Educational Psychology, including research methodology, statistics, and measurement and evaluation. His research interests are program evaluation, children's socialization, and cross-cultural studies. His publications cover intercultural human development, cognition, and learning among children and adolescents. 

 

Further Your Education With a Doctoral Degree

The program also prepares 久久热视频s for advanced degrees in learning sciences, educational psychology, school psychology, counseling, social work, instructional design, human-computer interaction, law, business, data sciences, and psychology.

Many graduates choose to continue their academic journey by pursuing doctoral degrees, eventually becoming college professors or leading researchers. Our alumni have gone on to earn doctoral degrees at:

  • Columbia University
  • Florida State University
  • Penn State University
  • Texas A&M University
  • The University of Arizona
  • University of Alabama
  • University of Georgia
  • University of Houston
  • University of Illinois at Chicago
  • University of Missouri
  • University of North Carolina-Greensboro
  • University of South Carolina
  • University of Tennessee

Careers With a Human Development Master’s Degree

Miami’s master’s in Learning Sciences and Human Development program prepares you for a wide range of impactful careers. With this degree, you can pursue roles in educational research, educational policy, educational programming and design, educational publishing, operations research, and assessment and evaluation. Graduates find employment in various government, business, health care, and nonprofit sectors.

Contact Us

Department of Educational Psychology
201 McGuffey Hall
Oxford, OH 45056