Georgia State University's Ph.D. in Learning Sciences allows advanced graduate students to examine the learning process and the design and development of learning innovations with or without technology, and to develop skills in both the methodology and the study of cognition, behavior and learning. There are five concentrations students can choose from within this degree program: Applied Behavior Analysis, Deaf Studies, Educational Psychology, Learning Technologies and Special Education.
Faculty: College of Education & Human Development | Department: Learning Sciences | Duration: Minimum of 54 semester hours | Study mode: full-time | Intake: Fall: Jan. 15 Spring: Does Not Admit Summer: Does Not Admit | Location: Atlanta, GA, United States
What you will study
Courses in the Ph.D. in Learning Sciences program cover research methodology, foundations of learning sciences, doctoral professional seminars, coursework in a selected specialization and dissertation hours. For more information and course listings, view the catalog listing for Learning Sciences, Ph.D.
Career pathways
Graduates from this program can pursue careers as faculty members, researchers and professionals at universities, clinics, school systems, research laboratories, government agencies, small businesses, large corporations and other settings.
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