
Administration & Supervision: Ph.D. - Doctor of Philosophy in Education
A small, personalized, top-tier Ph.D. program in education leadership widely recognized for its rigor, collaborative learning environment, and scholarship.
At a Glance
Program Results
Ph.D. - Doctor of Philosophy in Education
Administration & Supervision
Career Objective
Graduates of the Ph.D. program in Administration & Supervision pursue academic or research positions in universities, think tanks, and non-profit organizations. Some assume leadership positions in private and public K-12 schools and school systems.
Best Suited To
Working professionals seeking advanced leadership preparation experience that reflects the changing demands of educational leadership and the evolving skills required for effective practice.
Program Type
- Full Time
Location
- In-Person
Estimated Length
4 years
Application Deadline
- Fall 2025 entry: December 1, 2024
Note: The Ph.D. in Administration & Supervision program is not currently accepting applications. The program will begin accepting applications in August 2024 for Fall 2025 enrollment.
Credits
72
About This Program
Please note: The Ph.D. in Administration & Supervision program is not currently accepting applications. The program will begin accepting applications in August 2024 for Fall 2025 enrollment.
It takes extraordinary knowledge, commitment, and skill to become an effective leader in education, and we provide a wealth of development opportunities to our graduate students. Our classes are places where educators can reflect on educational institutions as they are, and envision what they could become. The Administration & Supervision program at the School of Education and Human Development develops leaders who create positive change in school divisions and educational organizations around the country.
- The Ph.D. in Administration & Supervision program is a small, personalized, top-tier Ph.D. program in educational leadership.
- The program is widely recognized for its rigor, collaborative learning environment, and scholarship.
- This program is a research-based, full-time program that is offered in Charlottesville only. The School of Education and Human Development offers fully funded financial aid packages (tuition and a graduate stipend) for this program.