Counseling & Personnel Services (PHD) Specializations
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The Doctor of Philosophy in Counseling and Personnel Services encompasses four specialization areas. To learn more, select one of the specialization areas listed below.
- College Student Personnel
- Counseling Psychology
- Counselor Education and Supervision
- Educational Psychology, Measurement, and Evaluation
The doctoral degree is granted in recognition of scholarly proficiency and distinctive achievement in a specific field/discipline. All candidates for a doctoral degree in the College of Education and Human Development must successfully complete qualifying exams and a dissertation/professional portfolio that clearly indicates the candidate has mastered and can exhibit/articulate the content knowledge, skills and dispositions specific to their discipline, and can utilize appropriate research methodologies to contribute to the body of knowledge in their field.
View the general admission requirements, degree requirements, and concentration requirements for Counseling and Personnel Services Ph.D. here