University of San Francisco - School of Education
Ed.D. in Learning and Instruction
San Francisco, USA
Doctor of Education
DURATION
5 years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
Key Summary
About: The Ed.D. in Learning and Instruction at The School of Education trains practitioner-scholars to apply psychological principles in educational and training settings. Faculty and students are scholars and social justice advocates engaged in the San Francisco Bay area and beyond. The program covers cognitive and social development, learning and motivational theory, instructional design, teaching and management, and assessment. Visit the website to learn about financial resources.
Career Outcomes: Graduates work in K-12 leadership, curriculum development, instructional design, assessment, development, and educational research. Pathways include instructional designer, curriculum and assessment specialist, school or district instructional leader, educational consultant, and researcher.
The Learning and Instruction Department offers exciting and unique programs at the doctoral level.
Learning and instruction is the application of psychological principles and concepts to solve problems in educational and training settings. Individual differences, cognitive and social development, learning and motivational theory, instructional design, classroom teaching and management, and assessment are common topics addressed in the program.
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Learning and Instruction Doctoral Program (Ed.D.)
Applying research and educational psychology to diverse learning environments.
Visit our website here to learn more about this program The program provides working professionals with the research skills and core content to make use of and contribute to the knowledge base in learning and instruction. Using the latest technology to assist in instructional delivery and support, coursework focuses on learners and learning, instructional settings, research skills, and special education. There is also an option to obtain a Concentration in Special Education or a Concentration in Digital Technology for Teaching and Learning (nine credits).
