Cardinal Stritch University
Ph.D. in Language and Literacy

Glendale, USA

DEGREE TYPE

PhD

DURATION

6 semesters

LANGUAGES

English

PACE

Part time

APPLICATION DEADLINE

EARLIEST START DATE

STUDY FORMAT

On-Campus

Key Summary

About : The Ph.D. in Language and Literacy focuses on developing advanced research skills in language development and literacy practices. This program offers a comprehensive curriculum, integrating theory with practical application. Students will explore methods of conducting research and analysis to address contemporary issues in language and literacy education.

Career Outcomes : Graduates may pursue careers in academia, research organizations, educational policy, and literacy programs. Potential job titles include university professor, literacy consultant, curriculum designer, and education researcher. The skills developed in this program provide a strong foundation for influencing language and literacy practices in various educational settings.

The Doctorate in Language and Literacy (Ph.D.) program prepares you to act as a literacy leader who understands theoretical and instructional models of literacy, recognizes new literacy trends in our digital age, services literacy acquisition, development and instruction, and fosters systemic change in your organization and community.

The Doctorate in Language and Literacy program is designed for educators, professionals and researchers with a background and/or interest in literacy, curriculum, and instruction, speech, and language or a related field. Faculty members integrate their collective expertise in Reading, Curriculum and Instruction, Writing, Special Education, and Speech and Language Pathology in the design and delivery of our innovative program.

Successful completion of the program may result in Reading Teacher (license #316) and Reading Specialist (license #17) certification from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI). This may require additional coursework depending upon your prior experience, and is subject to approval by the Wisconsin DPI.