Doctoral Studies:
Learning Disabilities
The doctoral program in Learning Disabilities is currently accepting
applications; individuals can earn a Ph.D. from one of the nation’s
highest ranked graduate programs.
Students accepted into The University of Maryland’s Doctoral Program
in Learning Disabilities are prepared to assume leadership positions in
universities, state and local education agencies, policy organizations,
and the federal government.
Through coursework and apprenticeships, the student learns and practices
the skills associated with scholarship and teacher education in the field
of learning disabilities.
There are planned opportunities to work with faculty in research, training,
and service activities.
Research seminars conducted by faculty and students serve to enhance
communication and stimulate the critical analysis of ideas.
Fellowships are available on a
competitive basis. Features include:
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12-Month Stipend |
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Tuition Reimbursement |
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Travel Allowance for Conferences |
Faculty in Learning Disabilities:
For more information:
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