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PhD with Specialization in Creativity Studies
Learning Outcomes
This program is designed for students who want to develop their skills and knowledge about creativity in order to help become change agents in areas that align with their personal passion. Understanding the dynamics of creativity can enhance personal and professional growth in unexpected and exciting ways.
General learning goals include understanding the history, research and practical application of creativity studies. Specific learning goals are developed for each student based on their interests and aspirations.
In addition, the program goals and student learning outcomes for the Psychology degree programs are to:
Work to engage others in efforts to promote life-enhancing change.
Combine critical, empathetic, and creative thinking with self-reflection to develop self-knowledge, self-realization, and expansion of consciousness.
Bring innovation and creativity in their use of methods, moving beyond disciplinary and paradigmatic boundaries.
Place their work within a whole person perspective including multiple contexts, and acknowledge their own biases and unchallenged assumptions.
Understand, critically analyze, and create psychological research.
Display an awareness of strengths and liabilities based on humanistic values, including authenticity and compassion.
Creativity & Innovation
Take a look at the latest research and thinking in creativity, written about by Saybrook students and faculty


