Academic Departments & Schools
Explore degree programs in education, psychology, counseling, research, and leadership through UNC’s College of Education & Behavioral Sciences.
The College of Education & Behavioral Sciences prepares future educators, counselors, researchers, and leaders who make a difference in schools, communities, and beyond. Our programs combine strong academics, practical experience, and nationally recognized accreditation to set you up for success.
Explore our departments and schools:
Develop fluency in American Sign Language and prepare for careers in interpreting or teaching. Programs include ASL courses for Liberal Arts Core credit, a minor in ASL, a BA in ASL–English Interpretation, and an MA in Teaching ASL with a Colorado teacher licensure option.
Prepare for a career as a professional counselor or psychologist. Accredited MA and PhD programs (CACREP and APA) are offered in Greeley, Denver, and Loveland.
Advance your expertise in data analysis and research. Master’s and doctoral programs provide a strong foundation in statistical methods, research design, and computer-based analysis.
Build the expertise to lead schools, districts, and higher education institutions. Programs include master’s, doctoral, and licensure pathways.
Explore the science of behavior and mental processes. Undergraduate and graduate programs prepare you for careers in psychology, human services, and research.
Includes APA-accredited Ph.D. program, as well as a NASP-approved Ed.S. program. Students in Ph.D. and Ed.S. programs may choose to complete an applied behavior analysis (ABA) emphasis.
Be a leader in supporting students with exceptionalities. Graduate and licensure programs prepare special educators, researchers, and administrators.
Gain the skills, knowledge, and licensure to thrive as a classroom teacher. Programs span elementary, secondary, and special education, with strong fieldwork and mentoring built in.
