PhD in Education

The University of Phoenix offers Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) programs in educational leadership, with emphases available in educational technology, curriculum & instruction, as well as a PhD in higher education administration. All programs are designed for the working professional who is familiar with the demands and challenges of education. Students will be prepared to take on advanced administrative roles, evaluate curriculums and programs, and design programs and policies that will be beneficial to their schools and universities.

Liberty University's Doctor of Education (Ed.D.), Ed.D. in educational leadership and Ed.D. in teaching and learning prepares instructors and education administration workers to take on the next step of their careers and help create the future of education. Program development and assessment, HR management, curriculum development, fundraising, and effective communication are all key tools with which students will be equipped.

Walden University's PhD in education has specializations in special education, higher education, K-12 educational leadership, adult education leadership, early childhood & primary education, educational technology, leadership policy & change, and more. The number of specializations means that students can get the exact qualifications they need for their resumes to stand out to employers, and to achieve leadership roles in their schools and communities.

Capella University's PhD programs in K-12 studies, Postsecondary & Adult Education, Higher Education Leadership and Special Education Leadership offer a high degree of specialization that will put your resume to the top of the hiring pile. Effective policy, program, and curriculum development combines with effective leadership principles to create a fully well-rounded student with demonstrable expertise in his or her chosen field.

Grand Canyon University's Ed.D. in organizational leadership in behavioral health is designed for practicing behavioral health professionals. It teaches research methodology, leadership models and organizational psychology in addition to leadership skills in coursework designed to get students into managerial roles. Ed.D. specializations are also available in higher education leadership, effective schools, and organizational development, and teach students the skills they need to effectively lead and manage in educational and corporate environments.