Program Overview

Program Overview

The Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Educational Psychology is a program designed to prepare individuals for careers in research and education. This program will equip students with the necessary skills to work in various settings, including colleges and universities, school systems, state and federal agencies, business and industry, private research and development organizations, and other educational and developmental settings.

Career Opportunities

Students who complete this program can pursue careers in:

• Faculty or research careers in colleges and universities
• Evaluation or research roles in school systems
• State and federal agencies
• Business and industry
• Private research and development organizations
• Other educational and developmental settings

Research Areas

The program focuses on original research in educational psychology areas, including:

• Human development
• Learning theories
• Identity development
• Other related areas

Program Details

• The program is offered on campus only.
• Application deadlines are as follows:
  • Summer 2025 admission: February 1
  • Fall 2025 admission: April 1

Course Requirements

All course requirements are available for review, providing a comprehensive outline of the program's academic structure.