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PhD - International Education and Globalization
National University’s PhD-Ed (Doctor of Philosophy in Education) with a specialization in International Education and Globalization focuses on educational phenomena, practices, institutions, and organizations within different societies and cultures. This specialization includes an exploration of international organizations, initiatives, ethics, and challenges faced by international and global practitioners. Throughout this program, students will learn to develop deep knowledge of educational systems, theories, and research in an area of expertise, as well as to interpret theories, research, and ideas for different audiences through multiple methods of communication. Other skills developed include integrating ethical principles and professional standards for a specific discipline within the field, conducting autonomous or collaborative research using high-level analytical skills, and contributing to the body of knowledge specific to a discipline within the field. Further, this specialization prepares individuals to apply the concepts of organizational training, development, and leadership to the design, management, and evaluation of programs, institutions, and organizations. For the PhD student, this includes an exploration of policy and related theories of leadership.
