School Psychology Ed.S. Program

Practice-oriented, NASP-approved training for future school psychologists

Gain the knowledge and hands-on skills needed to support the educational and mental health needs of children and adolescents.

The Educational Specialist Specialty

The Ed.S. program in School Psychology stands out for its comprehensive, practice-oriented approach that integrates culturally responsive training with interdisciplinary collaboration. Unique features include a BCBA specialization track for students interested in behavioral analysis, small class sizes that foster personalized learning, and access to diverse internship opportunities across local school districts, clinics, and hospitals. The program’s emphasis on hands-on experience, combined with a strong foundation in evidence-based practice and research, ensures that graduates are exceptionally well-prepared to meet the evolving needs of students and schools.

Our Faculty

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Course Requirements

Licensure

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Application Deadline

December 15 (Yearly)

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Our Faculty Research

Program faculty have diverse research and teaching interests in the following evidence-based practices:

Behavioral Assessment and Treatment
Traumatic brain injury
Autism spectrum disorder
Neuropsychological assessment

Early childhood intervention
Developmental disabilities
School-wide behavior supports

Consultation
Social skills
Diversity issues
Parent training

School-based mental health
Telehealth
Pediatric feeding disorders

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Contact Info

kate.helbig@utah.edu
(801) 581-3400

Mailing Address

School Psychology Program
Department of Educational Psychology
University of Utah
1721 Campus Center Drive, Room 3220
Salt Lake City, UT 84112-9255

Program Accreditation

The Educational Specialist (Ed.S.) Program in School Psychology at the University of Utah is fully accredited by the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP). This accreditation reflects the program’s adherence to rigorous professional standards in the preparation of school psychologists.