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One part theory. Two parts practice. That’s the recipe for Nova Southeastern University's Ed.D. in Curriculum and Teaching. This program with help you develop your teaching and learning expertise to lead organizations and manage instructional programs.
You’ll cultivate the practical skills and theoretical background to provide direction in curriculum and teaching, and curriculum development, implementation and evaluation. Leave as a force of nature, prepared to make an impact on policy development and direction in any institution.
Who Should Apply
- Practicing or aspiring educators, trainers, curriculum developers, lead teachers, department heads, curriculum specialists, educational consultants, instructional/curriculum leaders in various settings, including those in post-secondary institutions and other curriculum-related fields
- Individuals with master’s degrees or above who wish to obtain doctoral degrees in education and increase their knowledge and skills in the field of curriculum and teaching
- Individuals considering an online Ph.D. in curriculum and teaching who would instead like to explore the benefits of an Ed.D. in curriculum and teaching
Quick Facts
Ed.D. in Curriculum and Teaching Curriculum
Core Courses (12 credits)
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Concentration Area Courses (21 credits)
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Research Courses (9 credits)
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Capstone (6 Credits)
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As the culminating step of the Strategic Research Project, students deliver a professional presentation of their innovation project via Zoom. The session includes a concise overview of the capstone and a brief Q&A with faculty and peers.
Year 1 |
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EDD 8100 Academic Writing (Session 1) AND Concentration Course 1 (Session 2) |
Concentration Course 2 (Session 1) AND EDD 8010 Emerging Trends & Strategic Innovation (Session 2) |
Concentration Course 3 (Session 1) AND RES 8920 Research Methods (Session 2) |
Year 2 |
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RES 9300 Research Design and Data Analysis (Session 1) AND Concentration Course 4 (Session 2) |
RES 8913 Program Evaluation (Session 1) AND Concentration Course 5 (Session 2) |
Concentration Course 6 (Session 1) AND EDD 8110 Designing Transformative Learning Environments (Session 2) |
Year 3 |
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Concentration Course 7 (Session 1) AND EDD 8411 Data for Impact and Transformation (Session 2) |
ESRP 9000 Strategic Research Project (Full Term: 16 Weeks) |
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Note : Session 1 and Session 2 courses have a duration of 8 weeks.
Doctoral students are allotted five (5) years from the initial term of enrollment to complete all required coursework and the capstone requirement.
All courses are 8 weeks, except ESRP 9000 which is 16 weeks.
Ed.D. in Curriculum and Teaching Professional Licensure Disclosure (PDF)
Admission Requirements
Ready for the Next Step?
We’re thrilled you’re applying to this Ed.D. program at NSU.
This program opens opportunities in areas of research, academia, and management for those who are ready to advance as well as for individuals considering a career change.
Applications for admission are accepted online and on a rolling basis. No entrance exam is required.
Have the following items ready to submit with your online application:
- $50 application fee
- Transcripts from all schools attended