Applied Psychology & Prevention Science--new PhD program

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The University of Massachusetts Lowell is offering a new doctoral program leading to the PhD in Applied Psychology and Prevention Science. The first class will be admitted for Fall, 2016.  More information is available at http://www.uml.edu/FAHSS/Psychology/Graduate/Phd-APPS.

Applicants must already hold the master's degree and be admitted to one of three areas of concentration:  (1) Applied Cognitive Psychology, (2) Applied Developmental Psychology, and (3) Community and Applied Social Psychology.  Interested applicants should check the website and may contact Dr. Allyssa McCabe, program coordinator, with questions ([email protected])
 

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The University of Massachusetts Lowell is offering a new doctoral program leading to the PhD in Applied Psychology and Prevention Science. The first class will be admitted for Fall, 2016.  More information is available at http://www.uml.edu/FAHSS/Psychology/Graduate/Phd-APPS.

Applicants must already hold the master's degree and be admitted to one of three areas of concentration:  (1) Applied Cognitive Psychology, (2) Applied Developmental Psychology, and (3) Community and Applied Social Psychology.  Interested applicants should check the website and may contact Dr. Allyssa McCabe, program coordinator, with questions ([email protected])
 

 

If it wasn't for the fact that you guys want people with Master's degrees, I would have applied to the Community and Applied Social Psychology degree in a heartbeat. I'm actually finishing up a grad certificate at UML in Victim Studies, and I love how the psych and criminal justice departments have so many people with research interests in interpersonal, domestic, and sexual violence.