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NEW PROGRAMS FOR FALL 2019
Doctor of Philosophy in Applied and Computational Physics
Graduate Certificate in Human Diversity, Inclusion, and Social Justice
Graduate Certificate in Information Security Management
NEW GRADUATE POLICY - effective winter 2018
Receiving an OU Master Degree during PhD Studies
Students who are in a PhD program may be granted an OU master degree during their doctoral studies if the following conditions are being met:
- they entered the doctoral program with a bachelor degree OR with a master degree in a different field of student (and NO graduate level credits have been transferred from this master towards the PhD program)1;
- have completed the master program degree requirements in terms of number of credits and course requirements; and
- all additional master program degree requirements (including non-course requirements) as defined by the academic program
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1Doctoral degree programs, which define the minimum credit hours as coursework beyond the baccalaureate, may permit students who have previously earned a master’s degree from Oakland University or another regionally accredited university, to reduce the credits required for the doctoral degree up to 32 credits. This policy does NOT pertain to post-master’s doctoral degree programs, where an earned master’s degree is required in advance of admission to the program. Students should refer to individual graduate program standards and requirements for details.
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