Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Parks, Recreation and Tourism PHD Programme By University of Utah |TopUniversities

Programme overview

Main Subject

Agriculture and Forestry

Degree

PhD

Study Level

PHD

Study Mode

On Campus

The PhD is an academic degree that is awarded for high attainment of the study of Parks, Recreation, and Tourism. Courses of study that lead to the PhD assist students in developing competence in research and they involve in-depth inquiry into topics within, and related to, Parks, Recreation, and Tourism. 

Programme overview

Main Subject

Agriculture and Forestry

Degree

PhD

Study Level

PHD

Study Mode

On Campus

The PhD is an academic degree that is awarded for high attainment of the study of Parks, Recreation, and Tourism. Courses of study that lead to the PhD assist students in developing competence in research and they involve in-depth inquiry into topics within, and related to, Parks, Recreation, and Tourism. 

Admission Requirements

  1. Students must have an earned a master's degree. Students with degrees not in Parks, Recreation, and Tourism are encouraged to apply. Those students without prior degrees in Parks, Recreation, and Tourism will enroll in content awareness classes.
  2. Three letters of recommendation (reference requests are made from The Graduate School's application portal, see below).
  3. Resume indicating background and experience.
  4. For international applicants, please make sure you meet the University’s English Proficiency requirements.
  5. Entrance examination (written composition of approximately 10 pages). View full entrance exam information.
  6. Graduate school application, fee, and official transcripts.
  7. We have moved to a test-optional application process. GRE scores are no longer required but will be considered for admission and funding if applicants choose to include them.
  8. All materials can be submitted electronically on The Graduate School's Application Portal.
  9. Potential PhD students must have an earned Master's degree. Students with degrees not in Parks, Recreation, and Tourism are encouraged to apply.
  10. We currently only consider doctoral applications once a year, in the late winter (January 15) for fall enrollment.
  11. Review the current Graduate Assistantships for Doctoral Students.

  • Candidates are required to submit references or letter(s) of recommendation for acceptance

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