Introduction

Students enrolled in the Educational Psychology program earn a Master's and/or doctoral degree in Educational Psychology with a variety of areas of emphasis (e.g., Learning and Motivation, Human Development, Multicultural Education, and Research, Measurement, and Statistics). A minimum of 36 semester credit hours is required for the granting of a Master of Education degree. Students pursuing a Master's degree can choose between option of a Master's degree with or without a thesis. A minimum of 99 semester credit hours is required for the granting of a doctoral of Education degree. Applicants to both Master's and Doctoral programs must first apply to and be cleared by the TTU Graduate School before being reviewed and approved by the Educational Psychology faculty. Admission to a Master's program doesn't constitute admission to a doctoral program later. Applicants without a strong background in psychology may be required to complete leveling courses before unconditional admission to the Master's or Doctoral program.

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