Curriculum and Instruction, Ph.D. | University of Alabama
The student’s program of study must be on file in the program office, and a Doctoral Committee Advisory form must be completed and on file in the program office. It is the student's responsibility to complete the Application for Comprehensive Exams (available from the Curriculum & Instruction Department office—Autherine Lucy Hall 204).
Educational Research, Ph.D. | University of Alabama
All doctoral students must have a completed Program of Study approved by the Graduate School no later than the semester during which the student will complete 30 semester hours of UA and/or transfer credit for the doctoral degree. Otherwise, a "hold" may be place on future registrations. Graduate School information on the Doctoral Plan of Study.
Higher Education Administration, Ph.D. | University of Alabama
The PhDprogram emphasizes working with faculty in one-on-one settings with students participating in a mentored teaching and research sequence. Students investigate and contribute to a body of knowledge that informs higher education policy and practice at institutional, statewide, national, and international levels.
Graduate Degrees | College of Education - University of Alabama
The College of Education’s graduate degrees focus on teacher education, counseling, school psychology, educational leadership, kinesiology, exercise science, instructional technology, higher education, and others. The graduateprograms in the College of Education strive to develop the skills and insights needed to address pressing educational ...
Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction - Alabama A&M University
The Doctor of Philosophy program in Curriculum and Instruction (CUI) provides high quality instruction and research opportunities in five specialty areas: reading and literacy, science education, mathematics education, elementary and early childhood education, and educational administration. The program addresses issues, trends, and solutions ...
Curriculum and Instruction Doctoral Programs | College of ...
The Ed.D program in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction is designed to develop educational leaders with a strong set of research skills, particularly as such skills are used to conduct place-based, applied research in support of communities, schools, teachers, and leaders in higher education. Ed.D. program graduates take faculty ...
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The student’s program of study must be on file in the program office, and a Doctoral Committee Advisory form must be completed and on file in the program office. It is the student's responsibility to complete the Application for Comprehensive Exams (available from the Curriculum & Instruction Department office—Autherine Lucy Hall 204).
All doctoral students must have a completed Program of Study approved by the Graduate School no later than the semester during which the student will complete 30 semester hours of UA and/or transfer credit for the doctoral degree. Otherwise, a "hold" may be place on future registrations. Graduate School information on the Doctoral Plan of Study.
The PhD program emphasizes working with faculty in one-on-one settings with students participating in a mentored teaching and research sequence. Students investigate and contribute to a body of knowledge that informs higher education policy and practice at institutional, statewide, national, and international levels.
The College of Education’s graduate degrees focus on teacher education, counseling, school psychology, educational leadership, kinesiology, exercise science, instructional technology, higher education, and others. The graduate programs in the College of Education strive to develop the skills and insights needed to address pressing educational ...
The Doctor of Philosophy program in Curriculum and Instruction (CUI) provides high quality instruction and research opportunities in five specialty areas: reading and literacy, science education, mathematics education, elementary and early childhood education, and educational administration. The program addresses issues, trends, and solutions ...
The Ed.D program in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction is designed to develop educational leaders with a strong set of research skills, particularly as such skills are used to conduct place-based, applied research in support of communities, schools, teachers, and leaders in higher education. Ed.D. program graduates take faculty ...