644 PhD programmes in Education

Regent University’s Doctor of Philosophy in Education – Advanced Educational Leadership is designed for students who wish to advance their careers as educational leaders. 

The Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in K-12 School Leadership at Regent University provides continuing education for teachers and is designed for those seeking initial administrative endorsement in preparation for positions as principal or assistant principal. 

The Music Education Ph.D. program at Pennsylvania State University offers advanced study in the processes of teaching and learning music from a research-based perspective.

Designed to meet the needs of working professionals, this Doctor of Education (EdD) in Curriculum and Instruction program at George Washington University focuses on cross-disciplinary research and reflective practices related to curriculum, teaching and learning, teacher education, and broader educational issues and policies.

The purposes of the Human Development graduate program at the University of Maryland is to contribute to basic knowledge about human development and learning and apply this knowledge in various settings.

The Instructional Technology Ph.D. program at Georgia State University is designed for those working in the instructional technology field in a variety of educational, training and development areas, such as those found in schools, higher education, business, industry and government agencies.

The PhD in Teacher Education and Learning Sciences at North Carolina State University prepares scholar leaders who deeply understand both their content areas and research methodologies.

Expand your knowledge and understanding of how education works and transform your own practice with the Education course from University of Plymouth.

The PhD (Prof) Education at University of Roehampton is a professional doctorate programme in education, designed to provide a structured programme of study for those working, nationally and internationally, in the educational sector.

This Interdisciplinary Learning and Teaching PhD program at The University of Texas at San Antonio prepares students to examine and research the interdisciplinary issues and perspectives of learning, teaching, and curricular development associated with education for culturally and economically diverse populations.

Plymouth Marjon University welcomes applications for postgraduate Doctor of Philosophy students (PhD) across four key research areas: Education; Sport and Exercise Science; Health and Wellbeing; Business and Social Science.

The Doctoral Program in Counselor Education and Supervision at North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University is designed to prepare culturally competent students to work as counselor educators, researchers, clinicians, and supervisors in academic and non-academic settings. 

The Faculty of Education at University of Regina is concerned with both professional and academic approaches to postgraduate studies. A Doctoral Program in Education is offered.

The Pedagogy of Classics Teaching is an exciting and emerging field of research at The Open University UK that covers teaching and learning across the full range of classical studies sub-disciplines.

The Educational Work programme offered by Umea University develops advanced research expertise in teaching, learning, and professional educational practice.

The PhD in Education, option in Language, Literacy and Culture at Oklahoma State University is designed for those who want to explore the teaching and learning of literacy in sociocultural contexts, promote digital and global perspectives of language and literacy and advance expertise in the complexities of communicating and engaging in our society. 

The PhD in Education, option in Learning, Design and Technology at Oklahoma State University is designed to educate scholars with a deep understanding and ability to create and apply knowledge of educational technology in scholarly communities in order to advance education at the national and international level.

Sociology of Education at Uppsala University explores education - in the broad sense of the word - as a social phenomenon.

The PhD in Technology in Education and Second Language Acquisition at the University of South Florida combines the expertise of both faculties from Foreign Languages and Instructional Technology to provide a curriculum in pedagogy, second language acquisition, sociocultural theory, pragmatics, instructional technology, statistics, and research design.

The PhD in Curriculum and Instruction - Career and Workforce Education at the University of South Florida aims to prepares students to enter emerging and rewarding career opportunities in this field.