The graduate programs prepares scholars to:
- Define social problems worthy of investigation
- Conduct rigorous research that informs policies and practices
- Develop interventions to support the well-being of individuals and families
- Use cutting-edge sophisticated research methodologies
- Consider diversity across cultures and social contexts
- Teach at the college level
Training takes the form of:
- One-on-one training with advisors
- Independent study opportunities with multiple faculty in the department
- Small research seminars inside CDFS and across disciplines at Purdue University
- Attendance at national and international scholarly conferences
- Weekly research seminars with guest lecturers from around the world
- Internship opportunities throughout the U.S.
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