Are you interested in learning more about the teaching and learning process so that you can become the best possible teacher, graduate teaching assistant, instructor and/or professor/faculty member one day?
Our Psychology of Learning Graduate Minor is centered around understanding the teaching-learning process inclusive of learning, development and motivation in a variety of educational contexts. The minor will:
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Encompass both classic and contemporary approaches to teaching and learning,
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Offer wide appeal to learners from all majors and colleges both across Auburn University and globally,
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Provide an excellent foundation for you as a current or future teacher at all levels, K-Adulthood, and
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Offer a variety or courses in both face-to-face and distance formats.
The majority of our courses have both in-person (on campus) and distance learning (off campus) options.
Graduate Minor Overview
Take 12 credit hours from the following courses:
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EPSY 7100 Learning & Wellness in Later Life
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EPSY 7400 Ed Psych & Educational Implications
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EPSY 7410 The Individual in the Teaching-Learning Process
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EPSY 7420 Learning Theory and Educational Practice
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EPSY 7430 Motivation and Achievement
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EPSY 8410 Learning in the Social Context
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EPSY 8440 Ed Psych Apprenticeship Seminar
