EAFPHD - Educational Administration and Foundations - Doctor of Philosophy
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A doctoral examination is required.
Complete additional University requirements for Ph.D. degrees listed in the Graduate School section of this catalog.
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Requirements for Ph.D. Candidacy
A Doctor of Philosophy student will be admitted to candidacy after 1) a Degree Audit (formerly Plan of Study) has been submitted to the Graduate School and approved; 2) the comprehensive/preliminary examination has been successfully completed and reported to the Graduate School and 3) the research tool requirement has been met (see EAF additional requirements below); and 4) the dissertation proposal has been approved by the dissertation committee and reported to the Graduate School.
EAF Research Methodology Requirements:
To qualify for candidacy, the Department of Educational Administration and Foundations requires a Ph.D. student to demonstrate proficiency in two research methodologies selected from the following options: statistical research methods; qualitative research methods; assessment and/or program evaluation-based research methodologies; and/or other research methodologies (e.g., legal research, policy analysis).