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Academic Areas & Divisions
Educational Psychology
Degree Programs
Educational Psychology presents two graduate degree programs of study: the Master of Education (M.Ed.) and the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Education. The M.Ed. program is distinguished by including an option for production of a research thesis or an equivalent scholarly paper for publication. The Ph.D. program emphasizes research productivity. Specific course credit arrangements vary by program specialty and student interest.
Ph.D. Degree Program Options
Broad Area - Educational Psychology
- School Psychology:
Overview | Ph.D. Degree Information - Measurement, Statistics and Research Design:
Overview | Ph.D. Degree Information - Human Development & Cognition:
Overview | Ph.D. Degree Information - Learning Sciences:
Overview
EDPSY Policy for Advancement of Ph.D. Students to Prospective Candidacy
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M.Ed. Degree Program Options
- School Psychology Specialization:
Overview | M.Ed. Degree Information - Measurement, Statistics, & Research Design:
Overview | M.Ed. Degree Information - Human Development & Cognition:
Overview | M.Ed. Degree Information - Learning Sciences:
Overview
General Information on Admissions and Applications
If you would like more information about the admissions process and applying to any of our programs, please see the College’s How to Apply web page. As well as providing an overview of the process, it now allows applicants to submit their applications online.
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Faculty
- Abbott, Robert
- Bell, Philip
- Berninger, Virginia
- Bransford, John
- Catalano, Richard
- Cauce, Ana Mari
- Cohen, Marilyn
- Frey, Karin
- Hawkins, David
- Herrenkohl, Leslie
- Jegatheesan, Brinda
- Jones, Diane
- Jones, Janine
- Joseph, Gail
- Klockars, Alan
- Kuhl, Patricia
- Li, Min
- Mazza, James
- McCutchen, Deborah
- Meltzoff, Andrew
- Nolen, Susan
- Stevens, Reed
- Taylor, Catherine