The Doctor of Education
University of Texas at Austin · TX · DOCTOROFEDUCATION
The Doctor of Education is a Doctoral degree at University of Texas at Austin, TX. It covers areas like teacher education, educational research methods, inclusive teaching, educational psychology, pedagogy, educational leadership. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
University of Texas at Austin
Doctoral
What you'll study in The Doctor of Education
Example subjects: Doctoral Forum, Orientation to Teaching in the Secondary School, Qualitative Inquiry and Education for Social Change, Introduction to Teaching, Informal Science Education, Digital Literacy for Teaching and Learning, Anthropology of Education, Introduction to Teaching and Teacher Education, Curriculum Theory, Instructional Theory, General Foundations of Education, Topics in Curriculum and Pedagogy.
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What will I study in The Doctor of Education?
The Doctor of Education covers areas like teacher-education, educational-research-methods, educational-psychology, inclusive-teaching, pedagogy, educational-leadership, tertiary-teaching, curriculum-design.
Who offers The Doctor of Education?
The Doctor of Education is offered by University of Texas at Austin, TX.
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Sources: University of Texas at Austin official course page. Information is compiled and summarised — not copied verbatim — and is approximate; always confirm with the original source.
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