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University of Prince Edward Island Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Studies
University of Prince Edward Island

Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Studies

Charlottetown, Canada

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    About: The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Educational Studies focuses on advanced research and education theory. This program prepares you to contribute to scholarship and professional practice in the field of education. You'll engage with various educational paradigms and methodologies, enhancing your ability to critically analyze educational issues.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue careers as university professors, educational researchers, policy analysts, and educational consultants. You might also find opportunities in governmental and non-governmental organizations, contributing to educational reforms and development initiatives.

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Graduates of the PhD in Educational Studies degree program develop the competence and expertise needed to assume positions of leadership, such as educational researchers in institutional and non-institutional contexts; teacher educators; curriculum and instructional leaders in school boards and private industry; and school, school board, and governmental educational administrators. This program also promotes collaborative work with colleagues in educational endeavours and lifelong professional development.

The degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Educational Studies is a research degree requiring a dissertation on original and significant research within traditional educational and community-based educational contexts extending from early childhood through mature adulthood.

The general goal of the Doctor of Philosophy program in Educational Studies at the University of Prince Edward Island is to examine education at an advanced level from a variety of perspectives, including, but not limited to, the investigation of theoretical and practical aspects of policy, curricula, teaching and teacher education, administration, and professionalism.

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