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through which students acquire research
competencies. Course work covering
quantitative and
qualitative analysis,
measurement, methodology and research
design are all required. Ongoing involve-
ment on research
teams is expected.
Doctoral students
must have completed a
master's thesis or publishable
paper, and
subsequently a dissertation
that repre-
sents an original and independent research
effort.
Program of Studies
Research, Statistics
& Measurement
Requirements (15 credits minimum)
Note: A minimum of 6 credits, not including
dissertation credits, must be taken at
the 800 level or above. All students must
take EdPsy 724 and EdPsy 728.
Statistics (9 credits)
EdPsy 724 Educational Statistical
Methods II
EdPsy 824 Educational Statistical
Methods III
EdPsy 823 Structural Equation
Modeling
EdPsy 825 Multivariate Analysis
EdPsy 929 Seminar in Statistics &
Research Design
Research Theory and Methods/Measurement:
(6 credits)
EdPsy 728 Techniques of Educational
Research
EdPsy 720 Techniques of Educational
& Psych. Measurement
EdPsy 821 Psychometric Theory
& Practice
EdPsy 922 Seminar in Measurement
and Evaluation
Dissertation Credits (6-12 credits)
EdPsy 990 Research or Thesis
Educational Psychology Core (12 credits
minimum)
(Note: Three credits must be taken in development,
and 3 credits must be taken in
learning. A minimum of 6 credits must be
taken at the 800 level or above.)
Developmental Psychology:
EdPsy 640 Human Development:
Theory and Research
EdPsy 741 Cognitive Development
EdPsy 799 Social Cognition in
Educational Psychology
EdPsy 743 Human Development:
Study of Infancy and Early Childhood
EdPsy 745 Human Development:
Study of Middle Childhood
EdPsy 746 Human Development:
Study of the Adolescent
EdPsy 840 Theory and Issues in
Human Development
EdPsy 844 The Multicultural Family
EdPsy 949 Seminar in Human
Development
Psychology of Learning:
EdPsy 631 Cognition: Learning,
Problem Solving & Thinking
EdPsy 731 Cognition and the Design
of Instruction
EdPsy 831 Cognition: Theory and
Research
EdPsy 734 Contextual Determinants
of Motivation
EdPsy 834 The Psychology of
Achievement Motivation
EdPsy 939 Seminar in Human
Learning
Urban Education Ph.D. Seminars
(minimum 9 credits)
Educ 701 Urban Education Issues
EdPsy 801 Urban Education:
Educational Psychology Advanced
Urban Seminar
Educ 901 Advanced Seminar in
Urban Education
Minor in Psychology (minimum 9 credits)
Psych 712 Introduction to Clinical
Psychology
Psych 714 Conditioning & Learning
Psych 741 Systems of Psychotherapy
Psych 742 Empirically Supported
Interventions
Psych 912 Seminar in Psychopathology
Psych 960 Seminar in Child Psychology
Psych 961 Seminar in Child-
Clinical Psychology
OR other course selected in
consultation with advisor
Regular and Special Education Core
(minimum 6 credits)
Regular Education Foundation
(minimum 3 credits)
CurrIns 701 Curriculum Planning
CurrIns 746 Advanced Reading
Education
CurrIns 747 Diagnosis and
Treatment of Reading Disability
Special Education Foundation
(3 credits)
CurrIns 715 Issues and Trends in
Exceptional Education
OR other course selected in
consultation with advisor
Professional Theories, Research &
Clinical Practice (33 credits)
EdPsy 751 Professional and Historic
Issues in School Psychology
EdPsy 752 Pediatric Psychopathology
EdPsy 755 Assessment and Intervention:
School-Age
EdPsy 756 Assessment and Intervention:
Early Childhood
EdPsy 760 Academic Intervention
and Alternative Assessment
EdPsy 851 Assessment and Intervention:
Personality, Social and
Emotional Functioning
Biological Aspects of Behavior
EdPsy 853 Biological Basis of
Childhood Disorders
EdPsy 952 Pediatric Psychology
in Urban Settings
Psychological Interventions
EdPsy 732 Cognitive Behavioral
Intervention Strategies in Education
Couns 805 Consultation Strategies
for Counselors & School
Psychologists
EdPsy 955 Advanced Therapeutic
Interventions
Professional & Clinical Practices: Practicum
( 9 credits)
EdPsy 974 Beg. Practicum in
School Psychology (3 credits)
EdPsy 975 Adv. Practicum in
School Psychology (6 credits)
Advanced Professional Clinical Practices:
Internship ( 12 credits)
EdPsy 986 Doctoral Internship in
School Psychology
Related Professional Courses (electives)
EdPsy 579 or 779 Current Topics
in Educational Psychology
(e.g. Assessment & Intervention
for ADHD, Interventions for At-
Risk Families; Systems Level Interventions
for School Psychology)
EdPsy 589 Workshop in Educational
Psychology
Certification/Licensure as a Psychologist
Students completing the Ph.D. Specialization
in School Psychology are eligible for
licensure as a psychologist, and may
practice psychology in a medical or mental
health facility. Psychologists make application
to the State of Wisconsin Licensing
Board. Students completing the Ph.D.
Specialization in School Psychology are
also eligible for certification as a School
Psychologist in the State of Wisconsin,
through the Department of Public Instruction.