EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY,PHD SCHOOL OF EDUCATION The Baylor University Doctor of Philosophy in
Career Opportunities
Educational Psychology program builds on our candidates' strong academic credentials. The curriculum
This competitive program welcomes candidates who have
is multidisciplinary by design, developed to equip and
built a knowledge base in a primary field and wish to
guide students as they hone their skills as researchers and
pursue future roles in higher education and related fields:
reflective educators of adult learners.
Research Professors in the PhD program collaborate with students to explore and advance research in four broad areas: n Quantitative Methods n Learning and Development n Exceptionalities (e.g., assessment, applied behavior analysis, gifted and talented) n School Psychology Opportunities are available for multidisciplinary work. Past doctoral dissertations have addressed a variety of areas in education and psychology, such as problem-solving transfer, teacher expectations, instructional practices with diverse students, educational reform, in-and out-of
n Professors in departments of educational psychology and related disciplines n Teachers in medical schools, church-related institutions and community colleges n Directors of research and development centers n Coordinators of field-based and adult-based education programs n Evaluators for public or private schools
Assistantships and Scholarships Assistantship positions and scholarships are available to doctoral candidates through an application and interview process. Tuition discounts, stipends and other benefits may be available through these positions.
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school learning, psychosocial development, instrument refinement, and health outcomes.
Outstanding Faculty Professors in the PhD program are all experienced professionals and active researchers in their respective fields. Collectively, they come from numerous disciplines and offer a variety of perspectives, which in turn creates an atmosphere of engaging and individualized learning that encourages research flexibility.
Susan Johnsen, PhD | Director of Graduate Studies Department of Educational Psychology One Bear Place #97301 | Waco, TX 76798 254-710-6116 | Susan_Johnsen@baylor.edu baylor.edu/soe