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Ph.D. Programs

University of Phoenix offers Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) programs through our School of Advanced Studies, which offers doctoral degrees in business and management, educational leadership, technology and health care. The Ph.D. programs at University of Phoenix are designed for working adults who have a strong desire to expand and develop their professional knowledge while maintaining a busy work and family life.

Explore the Ph.D. Program Requirements at University of Phoenix

Students must meet specific admissions requirements in order to enroll in one of the Ph.D. programs at University of Phoenix. Program requirements vary by individual doctoral or Ph.D. program, but all doctoral learners enrolled in the Ph.D. programs must complete residency requirements and write a dissertation.

The Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration is a Ph.D. program designed for education professionals and advanced learners who will become learners for scholarship, practice, and leadership in post-secondary educational environments.

The Ph.D. in Industrial/Organizational Psychology is a Ph.D. program that prepares graduates for careers in industrial/organizational psychological research, consulting, and instruction with emphasis on employee issues, organizational development, human resource management, and research expertise.

Explore our additional doctoral degrees along with the Ph.D. programs:

Our Ph.D. programs and other doctoral degree programs are designed to develop leaders. The programs combine established theory and practical skills, and use a highly collaborative learning model. Additionally, the Ph.D. programs and doctoral degree programs are designed by academic professionals to ensure quality and relevance.

While widely available, not all programs are available in all locations. Please contact an Enrollment Advisor to confirm program availability in your local area.

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