Doctorate in Education (EdD)
“I was blessed with the opportunity to attend for both my undergraduate and master’s degree. At CSU, I know that I will be challenged, gain more family, and continue to grow in my spiritual walk. Without a doubt, I know that completing the EdD program here is exactly where God wanted me!”
Your Degree
We are here to help you through your journey by fostering your dedication to studies and academic success. Students will be provided with an engaging learning environment and the tools necessary for fostering relationships with peers, students, faculty, staff and employers.
Your Facilities
Wingo Hall houses the College of Education and was one of the first buildings on CSU’s campus. Wingo Hall houses classrooms for the humanities and education and faculty offices for the College of Education. Named for Henry C. Wingo.
Your College
The mission of the College of Education is to prepare professional educators who, guided by a strong sense of community and the integration of their faith, are academically strong, skilled and morally committed to educating in a wide range of culturally diverse learning environments.
Timeframe
The Ed.D. Program consists of 60 credit hours offered in an online or hybrid format. Students take two courses each semester and four courses in the summer, completing the program as a cohort in three years.
Application Requirements
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- Online Application
- Resume
- Official Transcripts From All Graduate Coursework
- Earned Master’s Degree
- Three recommendation forms
- Virtual Interview By Invitation Only
- Writing Sample (Must be completed and uploaded before scheduling an interview)
- Additional Information Upon Request
In the Ed.D program, you’ll take courses like…
- Leadership Theory
- Creativity and Innovation
- Ethical and Character-Based Leadership
- Diversity and Equity in Organizations
- Law and Policy
- Behavioral Statistics
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