Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Degree
Curriculum Outline
Upon successful completion of both the Bachelor of Science, and Master of Science degree programs, the student may enter the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) program.
Beyond the standard course study work, a Doctoral Dissertation Project of 10,000 words minimum is also required. Topic will be selected by the student and must be approved by the university.
The Doctoral Degree program is research-based and may be adapted to fit your specific interests in the field.
Total Credit Hours: 60 |
Common Master of Science Degree Program Questions
Q. What is the curriculum for the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree?
A. The Ph.D. Degree program is built upon research-based study. Doctoral students design their curriculum in partnership with UHT Professors. Degree work involves required reading and written assignments, followed by preparation and submission of the Doctoral Dissertation proposal for review and acceptance. The Doctoral Dissertation is the final project of the Ph.D. Degree requirements.
Q. Is there a set-schedule or time-limit for the Ph.D. Degree Program?
A. The UHT Ph.D. degree program is a self-paced study format. The student works through their studies, research and writing at their own pace. There is no set time-period or study-schedule for doctoral work. In general, students should strive to complete their degree work within 18-months. Those who are able to work more quickly may finish sooner.
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UHT is authorized by the Commission for Independent Education, Independent Colleges and Universities, Non-Secular Division, Florida Department of Education to operate as a private, non-secular college and to issue associate, bachelor, master and doctorate degrees in all phases of metaphysics, esoteric studies, spiritual and holistic healing, theology, religion, parapsychology, esoteric arts and sciences and spiritual awareness. We only offer educational programs that prepare students for religious, spiritual, metaphysical, and holistic vocations as ministers, professionals, or lay-persons in the following categories: ministry, pastoral and spiritual counseling, theology, education, administration, teaching, media communications, parapsychology, social work, spiritual, complimentary, holistic healing, intuitive and spiritual development. (Section 246.084(1)(a),(I), Florida Statutes) |