Code | Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
EDOL 700 | Transformational Leadership |
3 |
EDOL 705 | Organizational Communication and Conflict Management |
3 |
EDOL 706 | Team and Group Dynamics |
3 |
EDOL 707 | Organizational Theory and Development |
3 |
EDOL 708 | Strategic Thinking |
3 |
EDOL 709 | Assessment, Evaluation, and Accountability |
3 |
EDOL 720 | Creativity, Innovation, and Sustainable Change |
3 |
EDOL 721 | The Ethics and Politics of Decision Making |
3 |
EDOL 722 | Diversity and Intercultural Aspects of Leadership |
3 |
EDOL 723 | Innovation in Resource Management |
3 |
EDOL 724 | The Leader as Change Agent |
3 |
EDOL 750 | Writing for Research and Publication I |
2 |
EDOL 751 | Writing for Research and Publication II |
2 |
EDOL 752 | Quantitative Research Methods I | 2 |
EDOL 753 | Quantitative Research Methods II |
2 |
EDOL 754 | Qualitative Research Methods I |
2 |
EDOL 755 | Qualitative Research Methods II |
2 |
EDOL 780 | Transformational Change Field Experiences |
3 |
EDOL 790 | Developing the Dissertation Prospectus |
3 |
EDOL 791 | Dissertation I |
3 |
EDOL 792 | Dissertation II |
3 |
EDOL 799 | Dissertation Extension |
0 |
Total Credits |
57 |
Doctorate in Organizational Leadership
Explore the latest theories from both education and organizational leadership including transformational leadership, collaborative relationships, political intelligence, strategic thinking, diversity, and creativity and sustained innovation. Plus, you’ll get online instruction and face-to-face support to fit into your busy life.
Ed.D Organizational Leadership Overview
In the program, you’ll develop strong leadership skills and the ability to transform organizations through collaboration, innovation, positive influence, strategic thinking and a profound commitment to lifelong learning. This Ed.D. degree is an interdisciplinary degree leading to many career paths – educators, business executives, organizational development consultants, city and county government, college faculty and staff, and non-profits.
As a student, you will:
- Learn within local cohorts offering opportunities to work with distinguished leaders as mentors and bond with peers.
- Complete coursework in two years, dissertation in third.
- Learn to lead transformational change through innovation and collaboration.
- Begin preparing for dissertation right from the start.
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Admission Requirements
Applicants for the Doctorate in Organizational Leadership program must complete an intake interview with a doctoral faculty member and the formal application process with all required documents, which include:
- Completed application
- A minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA
- Two letters of reference
- Letter of intent
- Transcripts documenting successful attainment of a Masters Degree
- Portfolio: Includes two essays, a resume showing leadership experience, and letter of intent
- If the applicant is not in a leadership position, a letter submitted explaining assignments involving working with individuals/groups in an organizations to bring important change
Only credits from regionally accredited institutions may be accepted in transfer. Failure to report any previous academic work at another college or university may be considered a violation of academic integrity.
- The Ed.D. Program is offered on an annual basis starting Fall 1. Applications close in May, the specific date will be established by the university. The deadline for receiving the intent to enroll form will be two weeks after an offer of admission is extended. An extension may be be granted for extenuating circumstances.
- Priority Application Deadline – Monday, May 10, 2021
- Regular Application Deadline – Monday, June 14, 2021
- Intent to Enroll Deadline: – Monday, August 2, 2021
- Boot Camp – Monday, July 19, 2021
EdD in Organizational Leadership Program Curriculum
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