Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Psychology

The Department of Educational Psychology offers undergraduate courses in cognitive and developmental sciences, measurement, research, evaluation and statistics, school psychology, school counseling, and community counseling. These courses are for students enrolled in teacher preparation programs in the School of Education and for interested students in other schools and colleges. Undergraduates may not major or minor in educational psychology.
Educational Psychology also offers a minor in Counseling to undergraduates from other majors, such as Psychology, Nursing, Criminal Justice, Communication, and other areas in which students are interested in developing counseling skills.
The Department of Educational Psychology prepares graduate students for a variety of clinical, research, and teaching professions at the master’s or doctoral level.
The goal of the Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Psychology is to prepare psychologists, researchers and educational professionals to effectively work on the unique challenges of promoting education, learning, and mental health in urban environments. The four areas of emphasis in the doctoral program are Counseling Psychology, Cognitive and Developmental Sciences, Educational Statistics and Measurement, and School Psychology.

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