College of Education

Graduate Studies

Language and literacy education

Department of Teaching & Learning

Sample Ph.D. program

Programs will vary greatly among candidates, but the sample below provides a general overview of what a program might look like. Cognate classes will be chosen by the candidate and committee, as will the specialized research seminar. This program is based on an average of 10 semester credits each semester.

Year 1

Fall

Spring

T&L 568: Psychological Foundations T&L 567: Social Foundations

T&L 550: Second Language Learning and Literacy

T&L Seminar (cognate)

EdRes 562: Education, Research and Epistemology

EdRes 563: Principles of Doctoral Research

EdRes 566:  Research Seminar  (1 credit)

EdRes 566: Research Seminar  (1 credit)

 

Year 2

Fall

Spring

T&L 570: Theory and Research in Electronic Literacies

T&L 569: Critical Analysis of Children's-Adolescent Literature

EdRes 565: Advanced Statistical Analyses and Quantitative Research

EdRes 564: Qualitative Doctoral Research

T&L 548 (cognate)

T&L 557 (cognate)

T&L 800 (dissertation)

T&L 800 (dissertation)

 

Year 3

Fall

Spring


T&L 537 (cognate)

T&L 800 (Prelims, D-1)

T&L 555: Research Methods in Language and Literacy

 

T&L 517 (cognate)

 

T&L 800

 

More info

For detailed information on program requirements and application procedures, contact:

Office of Graduate Studies

gradstudies@wsu.edu
252 Cleveland Hall
(509) 335-7016 or
(509) 335-9195

Program faculty

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