Program Highlights
The three-year program develops expertise to effectively lead 21st century educational organizations, understand the dynamics affecting college students, lead positive organizational change, and engage in the national and international dialogue surrounding critical higher education issues. Collaborative, small classes engage students and provide development in educating a diverse society through the following:
- Context of higher education
- Student success in higher education
- Teaching and learning
- Leading change
- Management and administration
- Diversity and intercultural maturity
- Research skills
- Technology
- Moral and ethical practice
The program is designed to be highly accessible to working professionals. Course work is completed on campus four weekends per semester with 40 percent of each course utilizing an online format.
Graduate Student Resources
Take advantage of these resources to support your academic experience and enhance your dissertation.
Faculty Guidance
Unique among EdD programs, your dissertation is completed concurrently with coursework. This means more guidance from your faculty, more often.
Editorial Services
We partner with an editorial service to provide five (5) free hours of Dissertation Support, so that you can perfect your writing with trusted experts.
Student Community
Writing workshops, retreats, and support materials are offered through our Graduate Writing Community, in partnership with the writing center and library.