Doctor of Education in Transformative Learning in the Global Community

Program Overview

Doctor of Education in Transformative Learning in the Global Community (EdD)

Overview

The Doctor of Education in Transformative Learning in the Global Community (EdD) program at Webster University is designed for working professionals who want to advance their careers in education, leadership, and research. The program is offered online and focuses on transformative learning, social justice, and global community.

Program Details

• Average Time to Complete Degree: 3 years
• Format: Online
• Locations: Webster University Online
• Program Spotlight: The EdD program is a member of The Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate (CPED) and is grounded in leadership, practice, theory, and research.

Career Advancements for EdD Graduates

EdD graduates can pursue careers in higher education, K-12 leadership and administration, and nonprofit organizations. Some popular career paths include:

• University Professor
• Higher Education Administrator
• Diversity Officer or Director for Educational Institutions
• Researcher or Administrator for Nonprofit Organizations
• Administrator for Government Agencies

Program Distinctions

• Professional Networking: The program provides opportunities for students to join professional associations, present at national and international conventions, and publish in peer-reviewed journals.
• One-on-One Apprenticeship: Students work with faculty mentors to co-author articles, design new courses, or engage in service learning.
• Peer-to-Peer Mentorship: Students receive support from recent graduates or doctoral candidates for academic resources and career advice.

Program Curriculum

The program curriculum includes courses in theory, research, practice, and leadership. Students can choose between a dissertation and a doctoral digital portfolio for completing dissertation requirements.

Admission Requirements

• Application: Submit an application to the EdD program.
• Transcripts: Provide official transcripts from all previous institutions attended.
• Letters of Recommendation: Submit letters of recommendation from academic or professional references.
• Personal Statement: Write a personal statement outlining career goals and reasons for pursuing the EdD degree.

Tuition and Financial Aid

• Tuition: The tuition for the EdD program is [insert tuition amount].
• Financial Aid: The university offers scholarships, tuition payment plans, and other financial assistance to help students fund their education.

Research Areas

The EdD program focuses on transformative learning, social justice, and global community. Students can pursue research in areas such as:

• Education policy and leadership
• Social justice and equity
• Global education and community development
• Research methods and design

Faculty and Staff

The EdD program is led by a team of experienced faculty and staff who are experts in their fields. The program director is [insert name], and the faculty members include [insert names].

Alumni Success Stories

EdD graduates have gone on to pursue successful careers in education, leadership, and research. Some notable alumni include:

• Dr. Kerri Fair, Lecturer at Washington University in St. Louis
• Dr. John Link, Associate Dean for Career Development and Field Work at Bennington College
• Dr. Chavon Curry, Interim Principal at St. Louis Public Schools
• Dr. Trezette Dixon, Senior Director at the St. Louis Business Diversity Initiative

Contact Information

For more information about the EdD program, please contact the Admissions Office at [insert contact information].

Program Outline

Careers:

• Higher Education Administrator
• Diversity Officer or Director for Educational Institutions
• Researcher or Administrator for Nonprofit Organizations
• Administrator for Government Agencies