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How long will it take?

Minimum of 18 semester hours

Where will I take classes?
Atlanta Campus

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Educational Psychology, Minor

The educational psychology minor is for undergraduates interested in a deeper understanding of how psychological principles can be applied in educational settings.

Educational psychology minors will gain experience in topics such as:

  • The science of learning
  • Applied memory and cognition
  • Sociocultural and diversity issues in education
  • Learning and development
  • Behavior analysis
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Interested in a minor in Educational Psychology?

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The Educational Psychology minor is designed to provide undergraduate students with knowledge and expertise in Educational Psychology. Educational Psychologists are interested in applications of psychology to education, broadly defined. A minor in Educational Psychology will allow students to explore learning and teaching in classrooms as well as other educational outreach programs. Such explorations, along with students’ knowledge of major content areas, will provide viable possibilities for future careers and a deeper appreciation for learning in a variety of contexts.

Students are required to complete nine credits from the following: EDUC 2130 (Exploring Learning and Teaching), EPY 2050 (Human Growth and Development) and EPY 4450 (Culture and Cognition) in addition to nine credits of elective courses.

For complete degree requirements, visit the catalog.

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The educational psychology minor provides undergraduate students with knowledge and expertise in educational psychology.

Educational psychologists are interested in broadly defined applications of psychology to education. A minor in educational psychology allows students to explore learning and teaching in classrooms as well as other educational outreach programs.

Such explorations, along with students’ knowledge of major content areas, will provide viable possibilities for future careers and a deeper appreciation for learning in a variety of contexts.

Contacts

Learning Sciences
404-413-8040

Mailing Address & Office Location
College of Education & Human Development
Suite 750
30 Pryor St. SW
Atlanta, GA 30303

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