Careers
Our students enter the job market with at least two years of teaching experience, presentations at national conferences, and publications in refereed journals. They are competitive for a variety of positions in academic institutions, private or non-profit institutions such as research foundations, and government agencies.
Many of our graduates are working as professors of human development in departments of educational psychology, human development and family studies, and psychology. Others have worked for departments of education or become directors of research at national research institutes.