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Health Psychology, Ph.D.

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Program Overview

The Health Psychology Doctoral Program is dedicated to conducting basic and applied research examining the contribution of biological, psychological, behavioral, social, cultural, and environmental factors to health and illness. A particular emphasis of the Health Psychology program is on the development, implementation, and evaluation of prevention and treatment interventions that involve multiple disciplines. The program has links with other colleges, departments, and programs in the University including the College of Health and Human Services, College of Education, and the Gerontology Program which allows students to select health courses across disciplines.     

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Health Psychology, Ph.D.

Health Psychology, Ph.D. at a Glance

To fulfill the requirements for the Ph.D. in Health Psychology, students choose from one of three concentrations: Behavioral Science, Clinical, or Community. Graduates work in academic medical centers, non-profit organizations, universities, industry. For the Behavioral Science and Community concentrations, 75 and 78 credit hours, respectively, are required. For the Clinical Health concentration, which enables students to become eligible for licensure as a Health Services Provider, 85 credit hours are required.

delivery
On-Campus
credit hours
72-85 Credit Hours
Concentrations
3 Pathways

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