EI-Related Doctoral Programs

 

Doctoral Program in Organizational Psychology

 

Rutgers University - Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology (GSAPP)

The Consortium for Reseach on Emotional Intelligence in Organizations is headquartered within Rutgers, providing students the opportunity to conduct research and collaborate with leading experts in the field of emotional intelligence.

Mission: The purpose of the organizational psychology program is to provide students with the finest possible graduate education for the practice of organizational psychology, and for the possibility of becoming license-eligible in New Jersey and other states for the practice of psychology.

What we do? The practice of organizational psychology consists of intervening with organizations to achieve one or more of the following objectives: (1) raise performance, (2) improve processes and relationships, (3) enhance fairness and equity, and (4) increase subjective well-being. Organizational psychologists work within the context of organizations, although interventions may focus on individuals, pairs of individuals, groups, combinations of groups, or whole organizations. Methods of intervention derive from explicit psychological concepts and theories appropriate to the objectives and entities engaged in change processes. When fully utilized, the practice of organizational psychology begins with assessment or diagnosis, proceeds to design and implementation, and concludes with evaluation of the efforts to bring about change. Organizational psychology is practiced with service- delivering and product-generating organizations from the public, private, and not-for-profit sectors of society.

What do we study? The curriculum provides training in general graduate applied psychology, core organizational psychology, and then advanced and experiential organizational psychology. Applicants with a master's degree in psychology, or related field, may be eligible to waive the 12 credit pre-requisites. Any interested applicant can apply and register for the first three core organizational psychology courses, and upon successful completion of those courses can be matriculated into the PsyD in organizational psychology degree program.

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think2perform Research Institute

Research Fellowship Grants Available

Deadline: June 1, 2022

think2perform Research Institute’s Research Fellowship program invites proposals from doctoral candidates, post-docs and junior faculty pursuing self-defined research focused on moral intelligence, purpose, and/or emotional intelligence.

Research Fellows receive research funding, mentoring, media recognition, and publication and conference presentation support. Submit proposals by June 1, 2022. For details and requirements, click here.

Founded in 2016, think2perform Research Institute (t2pRI) advances moral, purposeful, and emotionally intelligent leadership to inspire and engage current and emerging leaders.
t2pRI promotes the application of rigorous research methods and brings research findings to the world for practical use in management, the workplace, and career development. With the intent of producing, promoting, and disseminating interdisciplinary research, t2pRI selects Fellows to conduct primary research aligned with the Institute’s research focus and augments their scholarship with access to coaching and mentoring from successful leaders in the field. To apply or learn more visit: t2pri.org.

 

Weatherhead School of Management - PhD Program in Organizational Behavior

The program approaches the study of organizational behavior from the perspective of human possibility, with a special concern for the dynamics and processes of development and for creating new knowledge of individual, group, and organizational processes of learning, development and transformation.

The philosophy of the Organizational Behavior Department is rooted in human values. These values guide our behavior as we strive to enhance research, learning and academic excellence amidst the demands and complexities of everyday life. They also reflect the spirit of connectedness among us that gives life to the doctoral learning community as a whole. The following guiding ideas represent our aspirations and our community at our best:

- Knowledge of consequence
- Methodological rigor and variety
- The life of the mind
- A community of inquiry
- Whole person development
- A deep value for diversity and inclusion
- Academic innovation and excellence

Recipients of the PhD in Organizational Behavior have taken positions in leading universities and research institutions such as the London School of Business, Columbia University, Stanford University, and the Naval Post-Graduate School.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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