Curious about a PhD in Consumer Behavior & Family Economics?
More than ever, the world needs innovative and compassionate problem-solvers who understand the interconnectedness of our most pressing global challenges. The University of Wisconsin–Madison Consumer Behavior & Family Economics PhD prepares leaders for exactly this work.
We’ll be holding a few info sessions this fall to provide an overview of how we work to support our graduate students through committed faculty advising, funding opportunities, research and scholarship.
Zoom Info Sessions Options
A few program highlights (also slides here):
An emphasis on publication and dissemination, including support to attend professional conferences
Opportunities to conduct applied research that informs public policy-making and private sector strategies
A focus on teaching, teaching experiences, outreach, and presenting findings for the public
Conducting field-based research using real-world programs, policies, and data
Students are fully funded
If you can’t make our info sessions, we encourage you to take a look at our program and reach out with any questions.