Distance without attendance
6 years
01-OCT-24
EdD - Doctor of Education
Education Studies
Research
The programme is ideal for anyone working in a school or education-related capacity, specifically aimed at those involved in education in a wide range of occupations: teachers, leaders and managers in schools, lecturers in HE and FE institutions, voluntary and third sector officers, local authority and regional consortia staff, training organisations and so on.
The programme which will equip education professionals people with the skills and knowledge to interrogate research, critique theory, and to conduct robust research which will impact on policy and practice in their area of professional activity.
As well as the flexible route comprising of face to face and distance learning there is a wholly distance learning route suitable for learners outside the UK. Furthermore, you will be supported throughout by a highly respected team of practitioners and academic staff.
Reasons to study Doctorate in Education
Career Opportunities
The programme is aimed, in the main, at those already in employment. However, it will enhance and promote further progress in students’ careers and career opportunities. The strong analytical and transferable skills embedded in the programme will be valued by a range of career routes and occupational areas within the broad educational context.
With a specific focus on developing higher order research, analysis and evaluation skills, the Ed D will provide its students with a strong set of critical thinking, analytical and problem-solving skills. The new professional standards for the education sector suggest that such skills are increasingly in demand across this field of employment.
For this course (per year)
£3,500
For this course (per year)
£15,000
Ideally, you will be working in an educational or education-related setting and already hold a Master’s degree; however candidates with some level 7 study and considerable leadership experience are also encouraged to apply.