Level: Doctoral
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Integrated Essay: The Qualifying Exam (QE)
Qualifying Exam Prepares Students for the Doctoral Dissertation The Qualifying Exam (QE) is a written essay demonstrating the student’s: Students have two opportunities to pass the QE. If a student does not pass on the second submission, the student cannot continue in the doctoral program. To pass the Qualifying Exam, the student’s written work must…
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Research Philosophy & Specializations
ES PhD Research Philosophy & Specializations Philosophy Antioch University New England’s Doctoral Program in Environmental Studies is a dynamic learning community of environmental scholar/practitioners who combine scope and vision with depth and precision, conceptualizing and implementing research strategies and designs that: Given the urgency and ubiquity of environmental problems, it is essential to train researchers…
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The Service Project
ES PhD Service Project In Antioch University New England’s Doctoral Program in Environmental Studies, service means providing a gift of learning, compassion, and intention to a program, community, or institution that aspires to improve quality of life, promote justice, address inequity or intolerance, or enhance the environment. Through the service practicum, students at an advanced…
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Program Delivery & Design
The program combines structured coursework, individualized learning contracts, and online learning by developing an integrated learning community of advanced environmental scholars and professionals, who are able to continue their work commitments. In addition, the program emphasizes research strategies and designs that emerge both from traditional qualitative and quantitative approaches, but include the emerging constructions and…
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Research Sequence and the Doctoral Dissertation (AUNE PsyD)
Our PsyD program views research training as a means of enhancing students’ critical thinking skills as well as their understanding of scientific approaches to disciplined psychological inquiry. Potential research opportunities exist through various centers operated on the New England campus as well as through faculty-lead research initiatives. The dissertation and research components of the program are…
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Engaged Students
Students engaged in study, research, and practice Our 160+ students are engaged learners, creating and thriving in a positive and respectful peer doctoral community and making progress both as individuals and as members of active cohorts. Our students are engaged researchers, focusing their research on challenging and complex issues facing our communities, schools, organizations,…