Graduate Programs

 Ph.D. program in Educational Psychology at Auburn University

• Flyer about the program - https://aub.ie/epsyflier
• Information on program faculty and their research - https://aub.ie/epsyfaculty
• Frequently Asked Questions - https://aub.ie/epsyfaq

We are excited to accept applications from students interested in the research areas of our faculty, including equity and justice in education, racial, sexual, and gender identities in education, education policy, motivation theory, learning theory, teacher beliefs, STEM education, and cognitive development. Our program is not requiring GRE scores for admissions this year, and our priority application deadline is January 15th.

Our PhD program in counseling psychology is rooted in the scientist-practitioner model of training. Students are trained to integrate theory, research, and practice by developing the professional skills needed to critically evaluate evidence and deliver psychological services in a way that acknowledges the importance of sociocultural and systemic factors.

We strive for a collaborative, energetic, and collegial training environment in which students consider the importance of psychological strengths, developmental perspectives, person-environment interactions, and cultural diversity in the dissemination of scientific knowledge and delivery of psychological services.

Program Goals

The PhD program aims to:

- Train scientist-practitioners in inquiry skills for use in advancing knowledge of psychology.

- Train scientist-practitioners in inquiry skills for use in psychological conceptualization, diagnosis, intervention, and other counseling professional services-to clients and consumers resulting from a sound theoretical and research knowledge base.

- Develop scientist-practitioners who demonstrate ethical and professional behavior consistent with the standards of counseling psychology.

- Prepare scientist-practitioners who can provide competent services that are responsive to individual and cultural differences in a multicultural environment.

For more information, visit: education.purdue.edu/counseling-psych

Master of Social Work Information Sheet (PDF)

• The University of the Pacific offers a 16-month accelerated hybrid Master of Social Work program located on its Sacramento campus: https://go.pacific.edu/socialwork
• The application fee is waived for students who attend an information session.
• Interested students can attend an information session: https://tinyurl.com/SocialWorkInfo

To learn more, feel free to contact Dr. Rose Wong, Program Director at rosewong@pacific.edu