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This advanced degree program equips you to identify challenges and perform groundbreaking, meticulous research that shapes policies and interventions supporting individual and family well-being. You'll cultivate expertise to examine biological, developmental, relational, and environmental factors that either safeguard or compromise health and wellness across the lifespan.
Key Program Features
The curriculum focuses on cutting-edge research methods and innovative strategies to drive scientific progress and improve quality of life for people and families in diverse social environments.
Students collaborate directly with professors to push research boundaries in three key life stages: early childhood, teenage years and young adulthood, and later life maturity.
4-6 years