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Human Development and Family Studies - PhD

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Human Development and Family StudiesGraduatePHD

Program Overview

Program Requirements

Program Learning Outcomes

Total Credits Required In Program Coursework

60-78

Total Credits Required To Earn This Credential

60-78
Completion requirement
Fulfill ALL of the following requirements:
Complete ALL of the following Courses:

NOTE:

  1. course - Course will be offered each fall to the second-year doctoral cohort.

  2. course - 12 credits required.

  3. course - 3 credits required.

Complete at least 2 of the following Courses:
Complete at least 4 of the following Courses:

May include any of the Family Relations and Human Development or Contemporary Issues and Advanced Methods and Statistics courses, or classes from other departments as approved by the Supervisory Committee

Complete at least 2 of the following Courses:

The School of Graduate Studies requires the following courses for teaching assistantships: Course credit does not count on the Program of Study toward degree requirements.

Complete the following Continuing Education courses:

  • CEUS 7901- Graduate Teaching Training I: FERPA, Title IX, and Best Practices in Assessment and Communication

  • CEUS 7902 - Graduate Teaching Training II: Ethics, Pedagogy, and Student Support

  • CEUS 7903 - Graduate Teaching Training III: Advanced Pedagogy, Policy, and Community Building

Completion requirement
Fulfill ALL of the following requirements:
Complete ALL of the following Courses:

NOTE:

  1. course - Course will be offered each fall to the second-year doctoral cohort.

  2. course - 12 credits are required.

  3. course - 9 credits are required.

Complete at least 3 of the following Courses:
Complete at least 5 of the following Courses:

May include any of the Family Relations and Human Development or Contemporary Issues and Advanced Methods courses, or classes from other departments as approved by the Supervisory Committee.

Earn at least 6 credits from the following:

The School of Graduate Studies requires the following courses for teaching assistantships: Course credit does not count on the Program of Study toward degree requirements.

Complete the following continuing education courses:

  • CEUS 7901 - Graduate Teaching Training I: FERPA, Title IX, and Best Practices in Assessment and Communication

  • CEUS 7902 - Graduate Teaching Training II: Ethics, Pedagogy, and Student Support

  • CEUS 7903 - Graduate Teaching Training III: Advanced Pedagogy, Policy, and Community Building