2022-2023 Graduate Catalog

Educational Leadership, Ed.D.

Dr. Rafael Inoa, Program Coordinator

Room: EC205-E
Phone: 908-737-5976
Email: rafaeli@kean.edu

Program Description

The Ed.D. in Educational Leadership program is dedicated to developing the next generation of educational leaders. With a focus on K-12 administration in public and charter schools, the doctoral program prepares future administrators with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively lead school districts and educational organizations.

The curriculum, based on an innovative, interdisciplinary, professional oriented model, integrates coursework and practical experience, culminating in a full-year internship in a school district or community education agency.

The Ed.D. program is designed to create an advanced and diverse learning environment which supports personal and professional growth.

Doctoral Courses

Foundations 18

EDL 6001POLITICAL POLICY ANALYSIS

3

EDL 6002LEGAL AND POLICY ISSUES IN EDUCATION

3

EDL 6005ORGANIZATIONAL THRY & CHANGE

3

EDL 6101PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION & NEGOTIATIONS

3

EDL 6102EDUCATIONAL FINANCE & RESOURCE ALLOCATION

3

EDL 6103PROGRAM ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION

3

Leadership 12

EDL 6004EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP&DECISION MAKING MAKING

3

EDL 6104INSTRUCTIONAL LEADERSHIP

3

EDL 6105LEADERSHIP & DIVERSITY ISSUES

3

EDL 6003SCHL & COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS

3

Research Methods 9-12

EDL 6302EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH

3

EDL 6330INTRO TO STATISTICAL METHODS

3

EDL 6331QUALITATIVE RESEARCH METHODS

3

EDL 6340ADVANCED QUANTITATIVE STATISTICS

3

Administrative Practice 6-9

EDL 6201CLINICAL PRACTICUM IN SCHOOL DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION I

3

EDL 6202CLINICAL PRACTICE IN SCHOOL DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION II

3

EDD6203CLINICAL PRACTICUM IN SCHOOL DISRTICT ADMINISTRATION III

3

*Students must take either EDD 6331 or EDD 6203 to attain 54 credits for program completion

Dissertation 6-8

EDL 7101DISSERTATION SEMINAR

3

EDL 7102ADVANCED DISSERTATION SEMINAR

3

EDL 7103MATRICULATION CONTINUED

2

EDD 7103: Upon Completion of the 54 credits, students are required to register for EDD 7103 (Matriculation Continued) every semester until they successfully defend their dissertation

Total Credit Hours: 54