Doctoral Degrees in Instructional Technology
The Doctoral Program in Instructional Technology is designed for those who:
- already have a Masters degree
- are knowledgeable and experienced in the field (either through previous academic work or significant related work experience) and
- have demonstrated scholarly promise
Doctoral
students should be dedicated to developing research skills as well as
acquiring further expertise in one aspect of the field.
Doctoral Degree
Options:
The Doctor of Education Degree is designed for those who choose to emphasize specialties, and seek employment or advancement as a practitioner.
The Doctor of Philosophy Degree is designed for those who choose to emphasize research and theory, and seek employment or advancement in higher education or in a position requiring theoretical expertise.
For a more
detailed discussion of the distinctions between the Education and Philosophy
degrees, read this page.
Requirements for Doctoral
Degrees:
For detailed information about Doctoral degrees, including admission criteria, required courses, seminars, theory and specialty area requirements, and dissertation research and defense, go here.
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