Course Listing
The 42-credit program is designed as a cohort model; courses are consecutive and are to be completed in as few as 24 months.
As part of the capstone requirements and the work on the Problem of Practice, you will be asked to apply what you learn to your professional work.
Please note: course descriptions and sequence subject to change.
- Immersive Residency (in person)
- EDLED-GE 3006: Introduction to Doctoral Studies
- EDLED-GE 3016: How Do We Learn & Why Does It Matter?
- Capstone Deliverable: Professional / Academic Goals
- AMLT-GE 2053: Organizational Theory I
- APSTA-GE 3208: Management and Ethics of Data
- Capstone Deliverable: Autoethnography
- EDLED-GE 3032: Leadership I
- EDLED-GE 3321: Management of Resources
- Capstone Deliverable: Problem of Practice (POP) Proposal
- EDLED-GE 3001: Research Methods in Educational Administration
- EDLED-GE 3004: Cross Sector Policy Analysis
- EDLED-GE 3219: Advanced Research Methods (Quant) OR
- EDLED-GE 3215: Advanced Research Methods (Qual)
- EDLED-GE 3218: Advanced Research Methods II (Quant) OR
- EDLED-GE 3217: Advanced Research Methods II (Qual)
- EDLED-GE 3216: Organizational Change and Innovation
- EDLED-GE 3195: Capstone I
- Capstone Deliverable: Problem of Practice (POP) Draft 1
- EDLED-GE 3033: Leadership II
- EDLED-GE 3096: Partnerships for Leveraging Impact
- EDLED-GE 3196: Capstone II
- Capstone Deliverable: Problem of Practice (POP) Draft 2
- EDLED-GE 3197: Capstone III
- EDLED-GE 3198: Master Speakers Series
- Capstone Deliverables: Problem of Practice (POP) Final Draft and Reflective Narrative
- EDLED-GE 3198: Capstone IV
- POP Defenses (by candidate, pending completion of research and writing)
- EDLED-GE 3199: Capstone V (one-on-one advising, as needed)
- POP Defenses (by candidate, pending completion of research and writing)
- Doctoral Convocation and Hooding Ceremony (NYU Washington Square Campus)