Doctoral Research Programs in North Carolina

The political science graduate program is small and very selective, with about 12 students enrolling each year to pursue the doctor of philosophy. The focus …

The Department of Psychology and Neuroscience offers training for the doctor of philosophy degree in six areas of psychology: behavioral and integrative neur…

UNC Public Policy offers the Ph.D. degree to students who aim to contribute new knowledge and address major domestic and global policy challenges. The Ph.D. …

The Ph.D. program is primarily intended to prepare students for a career in university and college teaching and research in religious studies. It currently o…

The Department of Romance Studies offers Ph.D. degrees with concentrations in French and Francophone studies, Hispanic studies (literature track or linguisti…

The doctoral School Psychology program prepares school psychologists as scientist-practitioners to assume leadership positions in academic, research, and app…

The Ph.D. program curriculum is grounded in core courses designed to understand, analyze, and intervene in social problems. Thorough training is offered in t…

The Department of Sociology offers the doctor of philosophy degree in sociology, providing training that equips students for careers in both teaching and res…

The Ph.D. program is designed to prepare future scholars who will provide leadership and contribute to the knowledge base in speech, language, and hearing sc…

The Ph.D. degree in STOR is designed for students planning a career in teaching or research. The educational and research profile of the program is focused o…

The Curriculum in Toxicology and Environmental Medicine administers a degree program leading to the award of the Ph.D. in toxicology. The curriculum is an in…