Learning Outcomes: Psychology, PhD
Learning Outcomes for the Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology
Students will:
- Have the requisite knowledge to conduct independent research in academic and/or applied settings, including:
- Knowledge of research methodology appropriate to a specific area of study
- Knowledge of data analytic techniques
- Knowledge of a specific area of study within the field of psychology
- Have effective written communication skills to disseminate research and scholarship and/or pursue funding opportunities.
- Have effective oral communication skills to disseminate research and scholarship (e.g., as instructors, as conference presenters)
- Have the knowledge to adhere to professional standards and expectations. Specifically, this learning outcome will attend to the degree to which students:
- Develop the knowledge and skills to engage diversity and inclusion in psychological science (as researchers, teachers, practitioners when applicable, and mentors)
- Develop the knowledge and skills to engage in ethical research and practice (when applicable)
- Develop the knowledge and skills to remain abreast of “cutting edge” issues in their respective program areas (e.g., replicability)