Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Educational Leadership: 51��, Greater Cincinnati Region

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

The 51�� Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Educational Leadership Program is designed for experienced, fully-employed P-20 educational, agency, and civic leaders. The program is designed to enhance the development of practitioner scholars and their effectiveness as leaders by:

Increasing their knowledge, skills, and dispositions.
Enhancing their ability to inspire others within their organization and community to excel.
Engaging themselves and their institutions to increase the educational attainment, economic viability, and livability of their organizations and communities.

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EDD Recommendation Form

Learning Associate Handbook

Admission Agreement

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What You Can Do

Our Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership program is designed to create transformational leaders to work in various settings. Graduates with an Ed.D. in Educational Leadership advance in their careers in a variety of professions, including:

Higher Education Teaching and Administration
Principals and Superintendents in P-12 school systems
Non-profits
Public Sector
Health care
Consulting
Corporate Training

Program Contact Information

Dr. Brandelyn Tosolt
Director of the Doctor of Education Program

859-572-1979
tosoltb1@nku.edu
edd@nku.edu

Beyond the Classroom

51��’s Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Educational Leadership is unique in focus, format, and delivery. The 60-credit hour program can be finished in as few as three years - attending face to face sessions one weekend per month with the balance of coursework online.

The Ed.D. Program is designed to enhance leadership skills for instructional and administrative leaders in P-20 settings and other human services areas. It is a practitioner-scholar degree designed to meet a set of “best practice” competencies/outcomes integrated with individual career and personal goals for leaders with significant professional leadership experience. The degree is designed to integrate with the expectations required of fully-employed practitioners.

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