Addiction, depression, stress management, parenting, relationships�skilled mental health counselors have the opportunity to make a difference with individuals, families, and groups in a variety of settings. Through a mix of research, fieldwork, and courses taught by national experts, this program will prepare you to address and treat behavioral disorders knowledgeably, ethically, and with...

Walden�s M.S. in Psychology program can help you succeed in many different industries, health care organizations, communities, and businesses by providing a background in the development and application of psychological theories, basic scientific methods, and

• Apply psychological knowledge and research to real-world situations...

With organizations evolving and reaching into new arenas, the need for applying psychology is continually important to creating a healthy workplace. As business has gone more global, organizations increasingly recognize the need to address family and personal issues with employees, as well as the specific cultures around the world and within companies. If you want to boost your career with the...

This program offers an interdisciplinary approach to the study of management, which prepares you to advance the knowledge and practice of management and leadership with a solid grounding in business, management, and administrative disciplines, using the latest best practices in business.

Each year, American business, industry, government, and nonprofit organizations spend more than $23 billion to train and develop their workforce to succeed in today�s highly competitive global markets. This specialization, offered by Walden University in partnership with the Indiana University School of Continuing Studies, helps you develop the knowledge and skills required to conceive, plan,...

As the demographics of the family and workforce change, the nation is increasingly turning its attention to the critical need for early childhood development and education. At Walden, you will develop the expertise to lead in the development of new program practices, to apply emerging research on development in the early years, and to conceptualize new paradigms for early learning. Graduates...

According to Quality Education Data, more than 90 percent of American schools and more than 60 percent of American classrooms are wired today for Internet use. This specialization helps develop leaders who can effectively apply technology to learning and teaching in schools, school districts, and institutions of higher education across the country. At Walden, you will become highly skilled in...

The General Program in Education is intended for students whose professional practice and career goals cover a range of educational topics or are interdisciplinary, combining specific education subjects with complementary subjects from the humanities, natural or social and behavioral sciences.

During the 21st century, America�s colleges and universities will undergo profound changes as the student population changes predominantly to mature, working adults and as the methods of teaching and learning shift to electronic learning and other distance approaches. At Walden, you will develop proficiency in knowing how individuals, particularly adults, learn most effectively, what tools and...

Second only to the impending teacher shortage in America is the developing shortage of educational leadership at school, district, and state levels. Walden�s K�12 specialization provides a much-needed new model for advanced study in the field of educational leadership. A highly flexible, student-centered curriculum is designed to create local, regional, and state educational leaders who can...