Curriculum and Instruction - Educational Psychology (Online)

Overview

As an education professional, you have a vital responsibility to help create the best possible learning environment for your students – whether you are a teacher, professor, administrator, or curriculum specialist. One way you can accomplish this goal is by strengthening your understanding of the cognitive and psychological processes that affect how students learn and retain information. By studying the science of human learning, you can become better equipped to meet your students right where they are and provide an education that prepares them for the future.

The  Curriculum and Instruction - Educational Psychology (Online) program from Liberty University Online is designed to help you gain the skills needed to improve learning processes and promote academic success in your school. Through this program, you can explore important aspects of human psychological development and learn to apply that knowledge to your career as an educator. You’ll also have the opportunity to hone your research abilities so you can solve various problems in the field.

Partner with us and prepare to help meet the unique needs of your students by gaining an in-depth knowledge of educational psychology.

Why Choose Liberty’s EdD in Curriculum and Instruction – Online Educational Psychology Degree?

We’ve designed our doctorate degree in educational psychology with your success in mind. This program is offered 100% online with no set login times – meaning you’ll have the freedom to earn your degree without putting your life on hold. You can fit your coursework into your schedule and stay invested in your top priorities – like your job, family, and community – while taking the next step in your academic journey.

At Liberty, you won’t be alone in your studies. As you utilize our top-notch online learning platform, you’ll have many opportunities to interact with your professors and classmates. Our faculty will provide feedback on your assignments, answer any questions you may have, and offer guidance as you work through your courses. You’ll also be able to engage with your classmates through discussion board posts, allowing you to share ideas and grow as an education professional.