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College of Education
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1300 West Highland Street
Denton, TX 76203
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Department of Educational Psychology
Gifted and Talented Education
The Department of Educational Psychology offers Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) and Master of Science programs with a concentration in Gifted and Talented Education. Requirements for admission are available on our Graduate Admissions page.
See Education Psychology Admissions for application procedures.
Faculty Contact: Dr. Anne Rinn (Anne.Rinn@unt.edu)
| Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Research Concentration in Gifted and Talented Education (UNT Graduate Catalog Listing) |
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The doctoral program in Educational Research with a concentration in Gifted and Talented requires a minimum of 63 hours of coursework and research experience. Those entering the program without a Master's degree are expected to fulfill the following requirements, the 3 core courses in the Educational Psychology MS degree, and a minimum of two additional graduate level courses with their adviser’s approval. The actual number of hours will vary based on each student's background and adviser's recommendations. Degree Requirements (minimum 63 hours) 1) Educational Psychology Core Courses (9 hours) ESPY 5550 - Learning Theories (3 hours) 2) Educational Research Degree Core (21 hours) EPSY 6010 - Statistics for Educational Research (3 hours) 3) Gifted and Talented Concentration (21 hours) EPSY 6610 - Theories of Intelligence (3 hours) Two additional courses in related areas, chosen with advisor approval. 4) Supervised Research/Practicum (3 hours) EPSY 6030 - Practicum, Field Problem or Internship (3 hours) 5) Dissertation (9 hours minimum) EPSY 6950 - Doctoral Dissertation (3, 6 or 9 hours per semester) |
| Master of Science in Educational Psychology Concentration in Gifted and Talented Education (UNT Graduate Catalog Listing) |
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Degree Requirements (minimum 36 hours) 1) Educational Psychology Core Courses (9 hours) EPSY 5000 - Introduction to Educational Psychology (3 hours) 2) Gifted and Talented Education Concentration (18 hours) EPSY 5105 - Nature and Needs of the Gifted and Talented Student (3 hours) 3) Electives (6 hours) Two courses (6 hours), selected in consultation with your faculty advisor. 4) Capstone (3 hours) Supervised research or program evaluation project. EPSY 5990 - Supervised Research or Program Evaluation (3 hours) |
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| PHD-GT Plan.docx | 31.12 KB |