Bachelor of Arts Degree - Applied Behaviour Analysis (Autism)

About this programme

Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts Degree in Applied Behaviour Analysis – Autism at CapU are in high demand. Build the specialized skills to work with children, youth and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). In the program, you'll train in many key areas, including behaviour principles, assessments and applications, supporting individuals with ASD and their families, assessment and intervention planning for children with ASD and using applied behaviour analysis with adults who have ASD and other developmental disabilities. You'll also take part in three different supervised practicum placements to help you gain on the job experience before graduation. Program graduates are eligible to sit for the exam immediately to become Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analysts (BCaBA). You'll test your new skills in a 15-week work experience placement in a community agency as an assistant behaviour analyst, supervised by a board certified behaviour analyst and one of your instructors. You can access the bachelor’s degree at varying stages of the program, whether you’re entering directly from high school or transferring in to year two or three. Part-time study is also available. During the first two years of your ABA training, you can take up to 30 credits of electives, including child and youth development, early childhood education, behavioural sciences, social work and working with children with special needs or developmental disabilities. Find out about your program of interest and learn about upcoming events, workshops, virtual and in-person campus tours.