Department of Educational Psychology

Button: Explore All Neag School Academic ProgramsThe Department of Educational Psychology (EPSY) within the University of Connecticut’s Neag School of Education offers Doctor of Philosophy and Master of Arts degrees with concentrations in cognition, instruction, and learning technology; counseling; giftedness, creativity, and talent development; research methods, measurement, and evaluation; school psychology; and special education. Also offered is a Master of Arts with a concentration in educational technology.

According to U.S. News & World Report's annual rankings, the Neag School's Educational Psychology programs are ranked No. 23 in the nation among specialty programs. In addition, the special education program is tied at No. 13.

Devin Kearns of Educational Psychology meets with doctoral students.

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EPSY prepares graduates to become leading researchers and policymakers in their respective fields, and comprises nationally and internationally renowned scholars within the department’s seven fields of study. The MA and Ph.D. degrees may be taken with concentrations in the areas of Cognition, Instruction and Learning Technology (CILT); counseling; educational technology (MA only); giftedness, creativity, and talent development; research methods, measurement, and evaluation; school psychology; and special education.