PhD in Educational Administration and Supervision

Arcadia's Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership serves practitioners and scholars in education and related organizations. It develops deeper research and professional skills to lead institutions that prize diversity, inclusion, global awareness and evidence-based decisions. Students progress together in cohorts that normally start in the fall semester. Five research methods courses are spread across fall and spring, and content courses are offered in the summer as well as fall and spring. Doctoral coursework and administrative internship hours can also support Pennsylvania K-12 administrative certification. Most successful applicants already hold a master's degree in an education-related discipline such as research, psychology, sociology or higher education. Prospective students can apply or request more information through the program page, and the graduate admissions pages explain how to enroll, attend events, and learn about tuition and financial aid options.