Comparative
and international development education
For individuals interested in studying education's role in
economic, political, and sociocultural development and in examining
international education exchanges and the internationalization of education, comparative
and international development education is an excellent field of study. Future educational leaders, policy
analysts, educators, and researchers are attracted to this interdisciplinary
area. Program highlights
Interdisciplinary study:
All students enrolled in this area of educational policy and
administration incorporate relevant knowledge from the behavioral
and social sciences and the humanities into their studies.
Selective admissions: Only 25 students are admitted
annually to the master's program and 10 to the Ph.D. program.
Special program for
international students: The Department of Educational Policy and Administration also offers
a
doctor of
education (Ed.D.) for international educators.
M.A. in educational policy and
administration (comparative and international development education
concentration)
Program
overview
Ph.D. in educational policy and
administration (comparative and international development education
concentration)
Program
overview
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