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An Erikson Institute degree can help you make a difference for young children and their families.
Our workshops, seminars, and online offerings can enhance professional relationships and careers.
Our applied research generates new knowledge and invigorates our academic curriculum.
We help leaders enhance their capacity to positively influence early childhood policy.
Our workshops for professionals are led by experts in childhood development, early education, and social work.
Our faculty members are recognized scholars and respected voices for children and families.
The Edward Neisser Library is a supportive resource for students, faculty, staff, and alumni.
Our alumni are a global community serving the needs of young children and their families.
You don’t have to be on campus to be an Erikson student. No matter where you live, you can prepare to shape young children’s learning experiences through our online Master of Science in Early Childhood Education degree program.
Concerned about your child’s behavior? Our clinical team provides mental health services for families with children birth to age 8.
Our infant specialists provide support over the phone and in homes for families struggling with their infants’ crying, sleeping, and feeding.
We help adults who work with children and families deepen their skills and knowledge, improving their capacity to provide support.
Geoffrey A. Nagle, Ph.D.
President and Chief Executive Officer
The practice of separating families that arrive at the southern U.S. border is creating a humanitarian crisis and potentially inflicting trauma on young children. Read more
During a period of uncertainty and change, Erikson remains committed to the ideals of inclusion, fairness, and social justice, as well as ensuring that all children have an equitable opportunity to achieve their full potential. Read more
We also support the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) policy and believe that ending it would have negative consequences for children and families. Read more
Make a gift to Erikson to strengthen and sustain work that has limitless, lifelong influence on young children and their families. And that gives every gift meaning beyond measure.
