Graduate Program Session
Montclair's Family Science and Human Development (PhD) prepares scholars to examine the complex factors that shape individuals, families and communities across the lifespan. Through advanced research training, interdisciplinary study and close faculty mentorship, doctoral students develop the skills to conduct meaningful research and contribute to scholarship, policy and practice in family science and human development.
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Develop advanced expertise in family science, human development, research methods and theory.
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Work closely with faculty mentors and engage in research addressing contemporary issues affecting individuals, families and communities.
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Build strong quantitative and qualitative research skills while developing an independent scholarly agenda.
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Prepare for research, teaching and leadership roles in higher education, government, nonprofit organizations, research institutions and related settings.
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