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Dec 04, 2024
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2019-2020 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Organization and Leadership, EdD
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Doctoral Program
The doctoral program consists of 60 unit hours of study beyond the master’s degree and culminates in the completion of a doctoral dissertation. Students will complete 60 units of coursework that satisfy the following requirements:
Program Learning Outcomes:
- Develop a nuanced and integrative understanding of traditional leadership theories and critical perspectives.
- Develop an understanding of organizations as complex, social and bureaucratic systems within a larger political environment.
- Produce knowledge and interventions that build the capacity within schools, communities, and organizations to work towards justice.
- Develop competency as leaders by practicing reflexivity and self-awareness grounded in a social justice orientation.
Major Requirements (60 Units)
General Doctoral Requirements (12 Units)
Foundations
Choose one of the following:
Advanced Research Courses
Choose one of the following:
Program Core Courses (9 Units)
Additional Core Courses (18 Units)
Choose from the following to add up to required 18 units:
Doctoral Electives (12 Units)
With permission of your adviser, choose from O&L courses or from other doctoral level courses in the School of Education.
Dissertation Courses (9 Units)
Complete one of the following:
Complete one of the following:
Complete one of the following:
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