Program Overview

The Ph.D. in Educational Psychology prepares students to become independent scholars in specialized areas of the field. The program focuses on assessing and understanding learning outcomes and processes in various environments and modifying them to enhance learning. Students must complete 66 credits, maintain a 3.0 GPA, and pass a scholarly paper requirement, preliminary examination, and dissertation defense. Graduates pursue careers in academia, educational assessment, research, and other fields related to education and psychology.