University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
The Ph.D. program curriculum is grounded in core courses designed to understand, analyze, and intervene in social problems. Thorough training is offered in theory, research methodology, data analysis, and intervention development and testing. Students design their program of study to focus on a social problem of interest and are matched with faculty mentors; they publish, apply for grant funding, and complete a teaching practicum.
48 credits
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