Academic requirements
No specific GRE or GMAT requirements have been noted for this program, and there is no minimum GPA threshold listed.
The Education & Human Development (Applied Human Development) programme at Boston University prepares students to lead in schools and community settings by applying research from education and developmental psychology. You’ll learn to design and evaluate community-based solutions that support children and families.
The Education & Human Development (Applied Human Development) program at Boston University equips students with the necessary skills to lead in educational and community settings. By leveraging research from education and developmental psychology, students learn to design and assess community-based solutions aimed at supporting children and families.
Courses include:
Applied learning component: Students engage in a community-based research project within the Boston area, collaborating with a partner organization to address real-world needs and create a positive impact.
Learning approach: The curriculum blends theory, policy analysis, and practice-oriented design thinking, preparing students to implement effective interventions for children and families.
No specific GRE or GMAT requirements have been noted for this program, and there is no minimum GPA threshold listed.
Note: Additional Boston University-specific guidance may apply regarding SAT/ACT and portfolio requirements for certain programs. Please verify if these apply to this specific program.
The Education & Human Development program prepares graduates for diverse career opportunities in schools, community organizations, and various educational settings. Graduates are equipped to develop and implement programs that positively influence the lives of children and families, fostering positive youth development and addressing community needs effectively.
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