The Ph.D. is an academic degree,
conferred in recognition of high attainment and productive scholarship.
The graduate committee, research
advisor, and the Ph.D. student work very closely in order to achieve
those standards throughout the program.
The program usually lasts
three years. Students are required to take 50 to 75 credits,
a candidacy exam, a comprehensive exam,
meet department
publication requirements, and defend a dissertation/thesis.
If
you are interested in exploring the frontiers of knowledge in
agricultural and extension education or in outreach/extension
scholarship
through either the agricultural sciences or in the human sciences
our program offers excellent opportunities.
Former graduate
students currently hold faculty appointments in higher education
or international organizations.
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