About the Program
Our undergraduate program in Educational Psychology provides students with hands-on
training and expertise in behavioral and mental health services desperately needed
here in Utah and across the country.
We offer coursework and field experiences that lead directly to competitive, high
demand employment opportunities in a variety of fields. Our program also serves as
a pipeline for master’s and doctoral programs in school counseling, school psychology,
counseling psychology, clinical mental health counseling, and clinical psychology.
Mission Statement
The Department of Educational Psychology (EDPS) generates and applies high-quality research, theory, and practice to improve individual, school, and community outcomes across all populations and backgrounds. We provide transformative training programs, conduct impactful interdisciplinary research, and are committed to serving our university, community, and profession.
Career Paths
Our degree offers endless career paths, including:
- Psychiatric Technician / Behavior Specialist
- Victim’s Advocate / Child Life Advocate
- School Interventionist
- Personal Care Aide / Home Health Aide
- Wilderness Therapy Guide
- Caseworker / Probation & Parole Officer
- Human Resources / Personnel Recruiter
- Admissions Evaluator
- Substance Abuse Counselor
- Community Program Manager
- General/Special Education Paraprofessional
- College Employment Counselor
- Sales or Human Resources / Employee Relations
- Student Support Assistant
Attend an Information Session
These informational sessions will provide you with important information about our program. What professionals in these careers do, the job outlook, program requirements, admissions requirements, and the admissions process.
Information sessions will be held using the on-line Zoom videoconferencing platform. You will need a computer (or similar device) with audio/video capability and the ability to download/install the Zoom software. For details about upcoming sessions, please reach out to us.
Our Faculty
Required courses in the major will be taught by faculty in the Department of Educational Psychology.