School Psychology - Pittsburg State University

School Psychology from Pittsburg State University is a Campus Specialist Educational Psychology degree that prepares you for a Psychology career. The Specialist in Education degree with a major in school psychology is designed to provide degree candidates with the competencies necessary to function effectively as school psychologists in special education cooperatives, public schools and institutional settings. Persons with a bachelor\\\'s degree may begin this degree by working toward a prescribed master\\\'s degree in psychology. All Ed.S. applicants must have a master\\\'s degree in a related field, including at least 10 hours of graduate work applicable to the area of school psychology . The candidate for this degree must meet requirements for provisional certification as a school psychologist in the state of Kansas. Full certification requires completion of this degree plus one school year of internship. The program must include a minimum of 32 hours of approved coursework beyond the master\\\'s degree , of which 21 hours must be numbered 800 or above and at least nine of the 21 hours must be numbered 900 or above. This curriculum adheres to the standards established by the Kansas State Department of Education and to the curriculum recommendations of the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP). Career Opportunities School Psychologist View more details on Pittsburg State University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Educational Psychology courses.