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University of Kentucky the Graduate School Bulletin UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY THE GRADUATE SCHOOL BULLETIN PART 2 - PROGRAMS, CERTIFICATES AND COURSES JANUARY 2013 THE GRADUATE SCHOOL THE GILLIS BUILDING CONTENTS PAGE GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS 63 DOCTORAL PROGRAMS 63 MASTER’S PROGRAMS 65 SPECIALIST PROGRAMS 68 GRADUATE WORK IN THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION 69 GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS 75 GRADUATE CERTIFICATES 384 OTHER GRADUATE COURSES 405 62 | Page GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS DOCTORAL PROGRAMS Credit Hr Language(s) PROGRAM DEGREE Required Required Administration and Supervision Educational Leadership Studies Doctor of Education 36 Agricultural Economics Doctor of Philosophy 36 Anatomy and Neurobiology Doctor of Philosophy 36 Animal Sciences Doctor of Philosophy 36 Anthropology Doctor of Philosophy 36 One Biology Doctor of Philosophy 36 Biomedical Engineering Doctor of Philosophy 36 Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Doctor of Philosophy 36 Business Administration Doctor of Philosophy 42 Chemical Engineering Doctor of Philosophy 36 Chemistry Doctor of Philosophy 36 Civil Engineering Doctor of Philosophy 36 Clinical Sciences Doctor of Science Communication Doctor of Philosophy 36 Clinical and Translational Sciences Doctor of Philosophy 36 Computer Science Doctor of Philosophy 36 Crop Science Doctor of Philosophy 36 Curriculum and Instruction 42 Doctor of Education Instruction and Administration Earth and Environmental Sciences Doctor of Philosophy 36 Economics Doctor of Philosophy 39 Educational and Counseling Psychology Doctor of Philosophy 36 Educational Leadership Studies Doctor of Education 42 Educational Policy Studies and Evaluation Doctor of Philosophy 36 Doctor of Education 36 Educational Sciences Doctor of Philosophy 45 Electrical Engineering Doctor of Philosophy 42 English Doctor of Philosophy 36 One Entomology Doctor of Philosophy 36 Epidemiology and Biostatistics Doctor of Philosophy 58 Family Studies Doctor of Philosophy 36 Geography Doctor of Philosophy 36 63 | Page Credit Hr Language(s) PROGRAM DEGREE Required Required Gerontology Doctor of Philosophy 36 Hispanic Studies Doctor of Philosophy 54 Two History Doctor of Philosophy 36 One/Two** Integrated Plant and Soil Science Doctor of Philosophy 36 Kinesiology and Health Promotion Doctor of Education 36 Exercise Science Doctor of Philosophy 36 Materials Science and Engineering Doctor of Philosophy 36 Mathematics Doctor of Philosophy 36 One Mechanical Engineering Doctor of Philosophy 48 Microbiology Doctor of Philosophy 36 Mining Engineering Doctor of Philosophy 36 One Molecular and Biomedical Pharmacology Doctor of Philosophy 36 Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry Doctor of Philosophy 36 Music Doctor of Philosophy 36 Doctor of Musical Arts 36 One Nursing Doctor of Philosophy 36 Nutritional Sciences Doctor of Philosophy 36 Pharmaceutical Sciences Doctor of Philosophy 36 Philosophy Doctor of Philosophy 36 One Physics and Astronomy Doctor of Philosophy 36 Physiology Doctor of Philosophy 36 Plant Pathology Doctor of Philosophy 36 Plant Physiology Doctor of Philosophy 36 Political Science Doctor of Philosophy 36 One** Psychology Doctor of Philosophy 36 Public Policy and Administration Doctor of Philosophy 42 Rehabilitation Sciences Doctor of Philosophy 36 Reproductive Sciences Doctor of Philosophy 36 Social Work Doctor of Philosophy 44 Sociology Doctor of Philosophy 36 Soil Science Doctor of Philosophy 36 Special Education Doctor of Philosophy 48 Statistics Doctor of Philosophy 36 Toxicology Doctor of Philosophy 36 Veterinary Science Doctor of Philosophy 36 The Credit Hr Required column reflects the minimum number of hours required to be qualifying examination-eligible. 64 | Page MASTER’S PROGRAMS Thesis Non-thesis Language(s) PROGRAM DEGREE Option* Option Required Accounting Master of Science in Accounting 30 Agricultural Economics Master of Science 24 36 Animal Sciences Master of Science 24 36 Anthropology General Anthropology Master of Arts 24 Applied Anthropology Master of Arts 33* Architecture Master of Architecture 57 Art Education Master of Arts 30 36 Art History Master of Arts 30 30 Two Art Studio Master of Fine Arts 60* Arts Administration Master of Arts 36 Athletic Training Master of Science 43 Biology Master of Science 24 30 Master of Science in Biomedical Biomedical Engineering 26 31 Engineering Professional Master of Biomedical 42* Engineering Biosystems and Agricultural Master of Science in Biosystems & 24 30 Engineering Agricultural Engineering Business Administration Master of Business Administration 36 Master of Science in Career, Career, Technology and Technology and Leadership 24 30 Leadership Education Education Master of Science in Education 24 30 Master of Science in Chemical Chemical Engineering 24 30 Engineering Chemistry Master of Science 24 30 Civil Engineering Master of Science in Civil Engineering 24 30 Master of Civil Engineering 30* Classics Master of Arts 24 30 Clinical Research Design Master of Science 31 Clinical Sciences Master of Science 37 38 Master of Science 30-35 Communication Master of Arts 30 30* Master of Science in Communication Communication Disorders 30 Disorders 65 | Page Thesis Non-thesis Language(s) PROGRAM DEGREE Option Option Required Computer Science Master of Science 24* 30 Crop Science Master of Science 24 Crop Science Master of Science in Agriculture 24 36 Curriculum and Instruction Early Childhood Master of Arts in Education 30 36 Education Elementary Master of Arts in Education 30 Education Instructional Master of Science in Education 36 36 Systems Design Middle School Master of Arts in Education 24 30 Education Master of Science in Education 24 30 Reading Master of Arts in Education 33 Secondary Master of Arts in Education 30* Education Master of Science in Education 24 30* Dentistry Master of Science 24 Diplomacy and International Master of Arts 30 One Commerce Earth and Environmental Master of Science 24 Sciences Economics Master of Science 30 Educational and Counseling Master of Science in Education 30* 36* Psychology Educational Leadership Master of Education (School Admin) 33* Studies Educational Policy Studies Master of Science in Education 31* and Evaluation Master of Science in Electrical Electrical Engineering 24 33 Engineering English Master of Arts 24 30* One Entomology Master of Science 24 36 Family Studies Master of Science in Family Studies 36 36 Forestry Master of Science in Forestry 24 Master of Science in Forestry 30 French Master of Arts 30 One Geography Master of Arts 24 30 German Master of Arts 24 30 One Health Administration Master of Health Administration 54 66 | Page Thesis Non-thesis Language(s) PROGRAM DEGREE Option Option Required Hispanic Studies Master of Arts 24 30 One Historic Preservation Master of Historic Preservation 48 History Master of Arts 24 36 One Hospitality and Dietetic Master of Science 30 36 Administration Integrated Plant and Soil Master of Science 24 30 Science Interior Design Master of Arts in Interior Design, 30 30 Merchandising, Apparel and Master of Science in Merchandising 30 30 Textiles Apparel & Textiles Kinesiology and Health Master of Science 30 30 Promotion Library & Information Science Master of Arts 30 36 Master of Science in Library Science 36 Linguistics and Typology 30 Manufacturing Systems Master of Science in Mfg Systems 24 33 Engineering Engineering Materials Science and Master of Science in Materials Science 24 30 Engineering & Engineering Mathematics Master of Science 30 30 Master of Arts 30 30 Applied Master of Science 36 Mathematics Master of Science in Mechanical Mechanical Engineering 24 30* Engineering Medical Sciences Master of Science 24 30 Master of Science in Mining Mining Engineering 24 30 Engineering Master of Mining Engineering 30 Music Master of Music 30 30 Master of Arts 30 One Nursing Master of Science in Nursing 40 40 Master of Science in Nutritional Nutritional Sciences 30 30 Sciences Pharmaceutical Sciences Master of Science 24 30 Philosophy Master of Arts 30 One Physical Therapy Master of Science in Physical Therapy 24 30 Master of Science in Physician Physician Assistant Studies 100 Assistant Studies Physics and Astronomy Master of Science 24 30 67 | Page Thesis Non-thesis Language(s) PROGRAM DEGREE Option Option Required Plant Pathology Master of Science 24 Plant and Soil Science Master of Science 24 30 Political Science Master of Arts 24 30 Psychology Master of Arts 24 Master of Science 24 Public Administration Master of Public Administration 42 Master of Public Policy 40 Public Health Master of Public Health 42 Master of Science in Radiological Radiation Science 30 Medical Physics Master of Science in Health Physics 30 Rehabilitation Counseling Master of Rehabilitation Counseling * STEM Education Master of Science in STEM Education 30 Social Work Master of Social Work 60* Sociology Master of Arts 24 30 Special Education Master of Science in Education 30 Statistics Master of Science 29 35 Teaching World Languages Master of Arts 30 Theatre Arts Master of Arts 30 30 Toxicology Master of Science 24 31 Veterinary Science Master of Science 24 Numbers in the Thesis and Non-thesis columns indicate the minimum number of credit hours required for the degree. Empty cells imply that particular degree option is not offered. Where asterisks are listed, consult the Director of Graduate Studies in the specific program for further information. SPECIALIST PROGRAMS Thesis Non-thesis Language(s) PROGRAM DEGREE Option Option Required Educational and Counseling Specialist in Education 30* Psychology Educational Leadership Specialist in Education 39* Studies Special Education Specialist
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