Southern Illinois University at Carbondale

Phone: 1-618-453-1960
Fax: 1-618-453-1936
 

Description:
The Department of Workforce Education and Development (WED) is one of the largest education, training, and development departments in the United States. According to a recent external evaluation team, WED has been recognized as "among the top ten in the nation." Offering an array of innovative and flexible undergraduate and graduate programs, the Department has more than 19,000 alumni. The focus on broad workforce education and development initiatives is the result of a collective decision by the faculty to align programs relative to changing economic, educational, demographic, legislative, and technological environments. The Department's goals are to help create a world-class professional and technical workforce based on values and respect for occupational competence, the dignity of work, equal educational opportunity, and life-long learning.

Degree(s):
M.S. - Education with a major in Workforce Education and Development
Ph.D. - Education with a major in Workforce Education and Development
 

Phone: 1-618-453-1960
Fax: 1-618-453-1936
 

Description:
The Department of Workforce Education and Development (WED) is one of the largest education, training, and development departments in the United States. According to a recent external evaluation team, WED has been recognized as "among the top ten in the nation." Offering an array of innovative and flexible undergraduate and graduate programs, the Department has more than 19,000 alumni. The focus on broad workforce education and development initiatives is the result of a collective decision by the faculty to align programs relative to changing economic, educational, demographic, legislative, and technological environments. The Department's goals are to help create a world-class professional and technical workforce based on values and respect for occupational competence, the dignity of work, equal educational opportunity, and life-long learning.

Degree(s):
Illinois Alternative Route Certification
M.S. - Education with a major in Workforce Education and Development
Ph.D. - Education with a major in Workforce Education and Development
 

Phone: 1-618-453-1960
Fax: 1-618-453-1936
 

Description:
The Department of Workforce Education and Development (WED) is one of the largest education, training, and development departments in the United States. According to a recent external evaluation team, WED has been recognized as "among the top ten in the nation." Offering an array of innovative and flexible undergraduate and graduate programs, the Department has more than 19,000 alumni. The focus on broad workforce education and development initiatives is the result of a collective decision by the faculty to align programs relative to changing economic, educational, demographic, legislative, and technological environments. The Department's goals are to help create a world-class professional and technical workforce based on values and respect for occupational competence, the dignity of work, equal educational opportunity, and life-long learning.

Degree(s):
M.S. - Education with a major in Workforce Education and Development
 

Phone: 1-618-536-2368
Fax: 1-618-453-3044
 

Degree(s):
M.S. - Civil Engineering
Ph.D. - Engineering Science
 

Research Areas:
Environmental Engineering;Hydraulic and Water Resources Engineering;Structural Engineering

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Phone: 1-618-536-2364

Description:
The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department offers graduate programs leading to the Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. The Department provides a rich environment for educational and professional advancement. The course of study is flexible and it can be tailored to the academic and professional goals of each individual. Our graduates enjoy excellent employment opportunities and are highly recruited worldwide in industry, government, and academia.

Degree(s):

Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical and Computer Engineering
Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering;Master of Science in Electrical and Comput

 

Phone: 1-618-453-4321
Fax: 1-618-453-4235
 

Description:
The Ph.D. degree in Engineering Science is available for four concentrations in four engineering departments: Civil and Environmental Engineering; Electrical and Computer Engineering; Mechanical Engineering and Energy Processes; and Mining and Mineral Resources Engineering.

Degree(s):
Ph.D.-Engineering Science
 

Research Areas:
Civil and Environmental Engineering; Electrical and Computer Engineering; Mechanical Engineering and Energy Processes; Mining and Mineral Resources Engineering

Phone: 1-618-453-7916
Fax: 1-618-453-7455
 

Description:
The Department has five well qualified faculty members and twelve staff members primarily engaged in research. The Department manages about $1,000,000 in external research funding annually. The research focuses on overcoming technical problems relating to the production and utilization of coal from the surrounding coal basin, such as sulfur content of typical Illinois coals, subsidence of undermined lands, utilization of coal combustion by-products such as fly ash, bottom ash, scrubber sludge, etc. The research activities of the faculty ensure that students are taught current, state-of-the-art mining engineering, science, and design.

Accreditation Description:
The Graduate Program is non-accredited.
Degree(s):
Mining Engineering
Engineering Science
 

Research Areas:
Rock mechanics and ground control;
coal processing;
surface coal mining;
environmental problems related to mining and processing;
and systems analysis with recent increasing emphasis on management (disposal/utilization) of coal combustion by-products

Phone: 1-618-453-3564
Fax: 1-618-453-3563
 

Description:
Designed for students interested in research careers dealing with applied problems in non-academic and academic settings. The program consists of courses on program evaluation, measurement, data analysis, and research design, psychology theory and content courses, as well as concurrent applied research consulting experience in our consulting firm, Applied Research Consultants. Students specialize in an area of psychological theory and research.

Accreditation Description:
Although there are no accreditation requirements for Applied Psychology, the Psychology Department at SIUC has two long-standing APA accredited programs in Clinical Psychology and Counseling Psychology. The Applied Psychology program both benefits and is benefited from these accredited programs.
Degree(s):
M.A.
Ph.D.
 

Research Areas:
Applied Social Psychology; Industrial and Organizational Psychology; Health Psychology; Program Evaluation; Statistics and Measurement; Community Violence; Gender issues in the workplace; Psychology and law; Multicultural Psychology; Marketing and consumer psychology; Applied Behavioral Analysis

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Phone: 1-618-453-4081 / 4082

Description:
If you have education and/or professional experience in one or more mutlimedia-related fields such as writing, art, photography, computer programming, video, or audio, consider this program. It will take your particular skills and integrate them with the skills and knowledge necessary to become a successful interactive multimedia creator, developer, evaluator, and producer.

Degree(s):
MA.-Interactive Multimedia
 

Phone: 1-618-453-5302
Fax: 1-618-453-5300
 

Description:
The Department of Mathematics offers graduate degree programs leading to the Master of Arts or Master of Science degree in mathematics and the Doctor of Philosophy degree in Mathematics. Students in the master's program can choose from a rich variety of courses in both pure and applied mathematics and statistics. Each master's degree candidate works closely with a professor in writing a research paper or thesis in an area of interest to the student. A double major at the master's level between mathematics and a related discipline is also an option. At the doctoral level, a student may specialize in any one of a large number of fields such as algebra, applied mathematics, combinatorics, differential equations, geometry, numerical analysis, probability, or statistics. Interdisciplinary programs are also available.

Degree(s):
M.A. - Mathematics; M.S. - Mathematics
Ph.D. - Mathematics
 

Research Areas:
Pure Math;
Applied Math;
Probability and Statistics

Phone: 1-618-453-3564

Degree(s):
M.A.;
Ph.D.
 

Research Areas:
Clinical; Counseling; Experimental

Phone: 1-618-453-5741
Fax: 1-618-453-7582
 

Description:
The Department of Theater blends scholarship and practice in an academically based theater experience that provides students with broad based exposure to human experience and a sound foundation in the skills of theater craft. The course of study in theory

Accreditation Description:
The Department of Theater is an accredited imember of the National Association of Schools of Theater
Degree(s):
Playwriting; Directing; Costume Design; Lighting Design; Scenery Design; Technical Direction
Literature; Criticism; History; Dramaturgy
 

Phone: 1-618-453-3555
Fax: 1-618-453-3563
 

Description:
Ours in an interdisciplinary program that requires expertise in Cognitive, Neuroscience, and Developmental Psychology with specialization encouraged.

Degree(s):
PhD - Psychology
 

Research Areas:
Cognitive Science, Neuroscience, Developmental Psychology