Program Overview
Introduction to the Experimental Ph.D. in Psychology Manual
The Experimental Ph.D. in Psychology Manual is designed to help students understand the doctoral program in Experimental Psychology, including the various areas of specialization that make up this program.
Program Overview
This manual describes the manner in which the experimental faculty is organized, the nature of program requirements, and various policies and procedures that students will need to follow in order to complete the program. It is a supplement to, and not a substitute for, the information provided in the Graduate Catalog for programs at Ohio University.
Student Responsibilities
Students are expected to know the information presented in these documents and to be responsible for completing the various requirements.
Specializations
The program offers several specializations, including:
- Cognitive Psychology
- Industrial/Organizational Psychology
- Experimental Health Psychology
- Social Psychology
- Elective Training in Quantitative Concentration
- Occupational Health Psychology Concentration
Policies and Procedures
The manual outlines the policies and procedures that students will need to follow, including:
- Course Requirements
- Thesis and Dissertation Committees
- Thesis Proposal and Defense Meetings
- Candidate Deadlines
- Comprehensive Examination
- Final Copies of Theses and Dissertations
Research and Faculty
The program is organized around a faculty with diverse research interests, providing students with a range of opportunities for research and professional development.
Program Completion
To complete the program, students must fulfill all the requirements outlined in the manual, including coursework, research, and the completion of a thesis or dissertation.
Graduate Studies
The program is designed to provide students with advanced training in experimental psychology, preparing them for careers in research, academia, and industry. The Assistant Chair for Graduate Studies and the Director of Experimental Training are available to provide additional information and support to students.