You will develop a broad and critical perspective on the psychological factors affecting individuals in schools, other educational settings, and other learning situations throughout the life span. You will be able to critically evaluate and apply research and theory based on a firm grounding in measurement, assessment, research methodology, and quantitative methods. Through convenient access to coursework, you will engage in-<br>a research-based curriculum covering basic concepts and theories in psychology as they relate to learning and instruction.<br>an integrated sequence of courses and other learning experiences that will ensure the development of a clear basis for understanding the connection between teaching, learning, and assessment.<br>a rigorous training sequence in educational statistics and research methodologies that will allow you to evaluate and conduct educational research in a variety of contexts.<br>a variety of opportunities, such as teaching assistantships and internships, that will prepare you for your future professional endeavors.<br><br>The PhD. in Educational Psychology is built for you You can tailor your elective coursework to meet your goals by emphasizing either practitioner-oriented courses or researcher-oriented courses. You should expect to work closely with your advisor on scholarly projects as well as authorship opportunities throughout your graduate degree.