Ashland University
PhD Supervision in Psychology (Jaeyun Han)
Cost & earnings at Ashland University What students borrow here, and what they go on to earn
Psychology graduates earn a median $29,141 Across 1,390 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A research-oriented PhD pathway supervised by Dr. Jaeyun Han, whose expertise lies in the psychology of teaching and learning, self-regulated learning and motivation, and diverse research methods. Suited to applicants who want to pursue empirical research on learning processes and motivational dynamics in educational contexts.
What you'll study
Research topics and methodological emphases available under this supervision include:
- Psychology of teaching and learning
- Self-regulation of learning and motivation
- Application of diverse research techniques to educational questions
Entry requirements
The source page does not provide formal admission criteria for the PhD. Prospective applicants should contact the Department of Psychology or Dr. Jaeyun Han directly to learn about program-level requirements, application procedures, and eligibility.
Career prospects
Training focused on educational psychology, self-regulation, and research methods prepares graduates for research and academic roles in higher education, applied roles in educational assessment and development, and positions that require strong quantitative and qualitative research skills. Specific outcomes depend on the doctoral research focus and career planning.
Scholarships & funding angle (general)
No funding details are listed on the source page. Applicants should inquire with the Department of Psychology and the college’s graduate funding offices about scholarships, assistantships, or external grants available to PhD students.
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