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2 Parks and Recreation Management Doctoral Degree Programs
University of Utah
Parks, Recreation and Tourism PhD
- Salt Lake City, USA
PhD
Full time
On-Campus
English
The PhD program in Parks, Recreation, and Tourism focuses on preparing students to become experts in managing and enhancing outdoor and recreational spaces. It combines research, practical application...
North Carolina State University
PhD in Parks
- Raleigh, USA
PhD
Full time
On-Campus
English
The PhD program in Parks, Recreation, Tourism, and Conservation at North Carolina State University is designed to prepare students for advanced research and leadership roles in the fields of parks, re...
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Studying Parks and Recreation Management at the doctoral level allows you to explore advanced topics related to enhancing community well-being through recreational and natural resources. This unique area focuses on developing leadership skills while engaging with pressing issues in public health, environmental sustainability, and urban development.
Courses often include advanced research methods, policy analysis, community engagement strategies, and resource management techniques. You’ll delve into creating innovative programming that promotes health and wellness, from recreational therapy to sustainable park design. Engaging with real-world case studies helps you foster a comprehensive understanding of how to improve community resources and increase public access to green spaces. As students engage with complex concepts, they strengthen critical thinking and problem-solving skills vital for future leadership roles.
Graduates commonly pursue careers as research professionals, policy advisors, or university educators, contributing significantly to the field's growth. Doctoral training equips you with the expertise to influence community development and advance scholarship in parks and recreation management.