113 PhD programmes offered by the university

The mission of the Graduate Program in Oral Health Sciences at University of Washington is to foster academic and creative research excellence in the field of Oral Health Sciences.

At the University of Washington, we offer our graduate students a phd degree in Mechanical Engineering.

At University of Washington, the Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) track within the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program specializes in the ongoing care of children through older adult clients to promote health and treat those living with psychiatric and mental health conditions.

The Educational Leadership and Policy Studies - Organizations and Policy Ph.D. program at University of Washington aims to prepare students to engage in research and leadership, advocacy and innovation to address pressing problems of practice in educational systems. 

The Ph.D. degree is the most advanced degree offered by the University of Washington in Bioengineering. 

The Ph.D. in International Studies from University of Washington provides a unique opportunity for candidates who seek a highly individualized graduate program grounded in applied area and global studies. 

The Ph.D. Drama - Theatre History, Theatre Criticism program at University of Washington provides comprehensive training in theatre and performance scholarship, embracing a wide definition of performance while maintaining rigorous training within a discipline core.

Students work with DEOHS faculty and staff engaged in ongoing research and service activities. We offer a Environmental Health Sciences degree at the University of Washington.

The Molecular and Cellular Biology (MCB) program is an interdisciplinary graduate program jointly offered by the University of Washington and the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center.

Our French Studies graduate program at University of Washington encourages students to develop their own academic and professional interests in a cumulative way, rather than using a traditional coverage or period model.  

The Educational Psychology - Learning Science and Human Development degree at University of Washington is a graduate study option that focuses on the nature and interaction of learning, development, and culture in a variety of settings. 

The Ph.D. Program in Slavic Languages and Literatures at University of Washington requires completion of 90 credits, and includes five components — coursework, completion of a graduate certificate, general exams, the dissertation, and the final exam. 

The PhD in Human Centered Design and Engineering at the University of Washington provides unparalleled depth and experience for students interested in studying the conception, design, implementation, evaluation, and effects of technologies.