Degree Requirements

Degrees will be distributed as "Doctor of Philosophy" with certification specifications listed on the transcripts.

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
College Scholar Leader Core Courses		6
In consultation with their advisor, students may select other courses to meet this 6 hour requirement
ED 755	Scholar Leader: Diversity and Equity in Schools and Communities
ED 756	Scholar Leader: Systemic Change in Education
College Research Methods Courses		15
Required Introductory Research Methods Courses		6
ED 710	Applied Quantitative Methods in Education I
ED 730	Introduction to Qualitative Research in Education
Advanced Research Methods Courses (Select one course from the list below)		3
ED 711	Applied Quantitative Methods in Education II
ED 731	Advanced Qualitative Research and Data Analysis in Education
ED 750	Mixed Methods Research in Education
Advanced Research Methods Electives		6
Select two courses from the list above or other advanced research methods courses approved by the student advisor.
Dissertation		9
ECI 895	Doctoral Dissertation Research
Educational Equity (EE) Program Area Courses
Teacher Education and Learning Sciences (TELS) Core		6
ECI 735	Seminar on Teaching and Teacher Education
ECI 736	Seminar on Learning Sciences
Educational Equity (EE) Core Courses		12
ECI 507	Social Justice Education
ECI 730	Critical Theory and Public Engagement
ECI 740	Education for a Radical Imagination: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives
ECI 850	Internship In Curriculum and Instruction
EE Electives		12
Determined in consultation with your advisor. The EE degree can be completed on a full-time or part-time basis. The purpose of the core courses is to give students a common foundation in educational equity while the elective courses enable students to specialize within a particular equity and/or subject area.
Total		60