Bs and ms behavioral health in Tulane university

The 4+1 terminal Master's program in Behavioral Health provides qualified students earning a baccalaureate degree in Psychology or related fields (e.g., Public Health and Neuroscience) from Tulane University with graduate training in a speciality area of psychology. Behavioral Health is a broad term generally understood to subsume mental health, substance use disorders, and health related behaviors. Students who pursue the M.S. in Behavioral Health apply to one of two tracks: (1) Applied or (2) General. Students either may pursue the M.S. with an empirical thesis, concerning in depth on a particular area of Behavioral Health, OR students may pursue the M.S. with a broad training base in Behavioral Health without a thesis.

Common Application or Tulane online application, Personal Statement, High School Transcript, Secondary School Report/Guidance Counselor Recommendation, Certification of Finances, Portfolio/ Audition Materials or Interview (optional), Test scores: ACT, SAT, IELTS, TOEFL

Mental Health Counselor, Behavioral Disorder Counselor, Rehabilitation Counselor, case manager, health educator, community outreach specialist or human service assistant.

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