PhD in Bilingual, Multilingual, and Multicultural Education

This doctoral program gives students a thorough base in research, theory and practice for academic appointments or leadership in school systems. Graduates are readied for scholarly, teaching and administrative jobs in higher education, as well as educational leadership in schools and state education departments. The degree requires at least 72 credit hours beyond the bachelor's degree and ends with a dissertation. Classes are held in person on campus. Both full-time and part-time enrollment are available. The published requirement is 72 credit hours, with a stated time to degree of 4 to 5+ years. Applicants begin from the program page, which links to the online application and to a form for requesting more information. Course requirements are published in the degree and course catalog, and a named program contact answers questions.