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Unser, Secretary email
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Papa, Secretary email
OVERVIEW
About the PhD Program
Inquiries
Listing
of Dissertations since 1972
Admissions
PROGRAM PLANNING
Program
Planning Guide
Program
Planning worksheet
Advanced
Standing (transfer courses)
COURSEWORK
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courses
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methods courses
Allied
courses
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of advanced courses
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Enrollment
EXAMINATIONS
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DISSERTATION
Dissertation Committee
Proposal
Candidacy
Human
Subjects review
Undertaking
the dissertation
Oral
examination
Submitting
the final dissertation
ASSISTANTSHIPS/FELLOWSHIPS
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INFORMATION
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Allied
Courses
Allied
Courses (min: 15 hrs)
In the PhD program, 15 hours of coursework has to come from
what is called "allied" courses,
with twelve of the fifteen designated as a concentration.
An Allied Course is any course deemed suitable for your program
in consultation with your Program Advisor. Courses offered
through several departments in the School of Education (e.g.,
those with EPSY, ETAP, ECPY, or EAPS prefixes) and those
by departments outside the School of Education (e.g., those
with AALN, AANT, APSY, or AISP prefixes) may be used to meet
this requirement. Courses taken at other universities may
also be applied to this area. Descriptions of the courses
offered at SUNYA will be found in the Graduate Bulletin.
A minimum of
12 credit hours under Allied Courses must be taken in a given area of concentration
(e.g., English as a Second Language, Child Growth and Development, Literature,
Educational Administration). Choose a concentration with the advice of your
Program Advisor. Note: most often, the concentration requirement is met through
courses brought in from previous degrees, through advanced standing.
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