The Education Specialist (EdS) degree program in school psychology requires a minimum of 94 credits, and typically takes three years to complete. It includes a sequence of supervised field experiences, practica, and a 1,200 hour internship.
The Education Specialist (EdS) program is accredited by the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) as a specialist-level program, and is consistent with EdS degree requirements. This program leads to a Education Specialist (EdS) degree in School Psychology and graduates meet requirements for the PreK-12 School Psychologist license through the Oregon Teacher Standards and Practices Commission and the Nationally Certified School Psychologist (NCSP) credential through NASP.
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For a complete list of all School Psychology courses, please see School Psychology (SPSY) | University of Oregon Academic Catalog.
In addition to schools psychology courses, you will take a variety of courses from other programs: EDUC, SPED, and Counseling Psychology. Please refer to the SPSY EdS Program Handbook for details.