| Ph.D. Program
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Applicants to the doctoral program are
judged on the basis of academic excellence and the alignment of their
research interests with those of the faculty in the School. To be
awarded the Ph.D., students must complete a major research project
publishable in a peer-reviewed journal. The degree requires a total
of 90 credits; credits earned toward a master's degree may apply toward
the 90. There is no prescribed coursework -- students must take courses
needed to complete their research under guidance of an academic advisor.
There is a one-year residency requirement. Students must successfully
pass the qualifying examination, the candidacy examination, and a
Ph.D. dissertation and oral defense. Prospective Ph.D. student are
welcome to contact the School to discuss their research interests.
Guidelines for degree completion for
all matriculated Ph.D. students are provided in the Graduate
Handbook.
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