Doctoral Degree
Executive Doctoral Degree
- Previous graduate-level work (a master’s degree) is required.
- An interview with the admissions committee and dean is required for all applicants.
- Candidates must have a minimum of five years of experience in either teaching or administration.
Application Deadlines:
Applicants are encouraged to apply by or before the priority deadline. Applications received by the priority deadline will receive first consideration for tuition fellowships, though applications and funding will continue to be considered on a rolling basis as space and resources allow
| DEGREE | PRIORITY DEADLINE |
|---|---|
| Executive Doctoral | March 31 |
How to Apply
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Completed online application, which includes prompts for a short biography, educational history, and a statement of research.
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Three letters of recommendation (recommendations can be a combination of academic and professional). Applicants should seek out recommendations from references who can address their academic qualifications and professional skills.
- Two academic writing samples, which reflect the candidate’s writing and research skills. If you have earned an academic degree in the past 10 years, please submit two academic papers written for that degree.
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Official transcripts from all postsecondary studies. (If you’re currently enrolled in a degree program, you may submit an unofficial transcript. An official transcript will be needed to enroll.)
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Professional Resume
Statement of Research
Executive Doctoral applicants must provide a summary of the research they will conduct in the program. Statements must be between 500 and 750 words, and should address the following:
- Provide a brief description of the setting of your research. Students are expected to conduct research within, or that is directly related to, their current place of employment.
- What aspect of your work do you intend to explore?
- Why is this important from the perspective of your work, your organization and/or the field more generally?
