Administration of Supervision and Curriculum Ph.D.
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This degree program prepares you for curriculum leadership positions in K-12, college/university, and other organizational settings. You will learn to address a wide range of issues related to curricula, instruction, and classroom/learning technology. Our program does not lead to Alabama teacher/instructional leadership certification.
Degree Overview | Admissions | Initial Registration Requirements | Faculty | Cost & Financial Support
Degree Overview
The Ph.D. program is very flexible. You and your advisor work together to determine the best set of courses for you to take. The general distribution of coursework is as follows:
Doctoral Seminar – 6 hrs
Specialty/Core Courses – 24 hrs
These 21 hours are comprised of Educational Leadership courses.
Supporting Courses – 9 Hrs
These courses tend to be distributed across Adult Education, Educational Media/Tech, Educational Foundations, and Educational Psychology courses.
Research methods – 15 hrs
There are 9 required hours with the remaining 6 hours left to you to determine in consultation with your advisor.
Dissertation – 10 hrs
You must complete at least 10 hrs of dissertation. Then, you must successfully defend the dissertation to a committee of the faculty that you and your advisor have agreed upon.
Educational Leadership Course Descriptions
Curriculum Model
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Application Deadlines
- April 1 (for Fall semester start)
- Frequently Asked Questions about Admissions
Admission Prerequisites
- Master’s degree or higher
- Minimum GPA 3.0
- Approval of the Department’s Graduate Program Committee, Department Head, faculty members of the Administration of Supervision & Curriculum program, and the Dean of the Graduate School.
Application Materials
- All official transcripts
(Hard copies) Send to: Graduate School, 106 Hargis Hall, Auburn University, Auburn, AL 36849
(Electronic copies) — if permitted by granting institution — Send to: graduatetranscripts@auburn.edu - Statement of Intent
- 3 letters of recommendation
Initial Registration Requirements
Auburn University requires on-campus students to provide proof of vaccinations. Students must only do this before their first term of course registration. This process is now managed through an online service, Med+Pass.
- Auburn University Med+Pass (requires Auburn University email address).
- Are you unable to use Med+Pass because you don’t yet have an Auburn email account? Contact the EFLT Graduate Program Officer for assistance.
- Are you an online student? Contact your program coordinator to request your medical hold to be released.
Faculty
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Back to TopCost & Financial Support
- Auburn’s Student Financial Services Page provides up-to-date cost information.
- There are grants and fellowships available to graduate students.
- Auburn University’s Financial Aid Office also helps students find support.
Scholarships Available
- James R. & France R. Molnar Endowment Graduate Award
- Minimum 3.5 GPA
- Educational Leadership doctoral student
- Planning to work as an administrator in P-12 or Higher Education
- Dr. Dennis J. Sabo Fellowship
- Graduate student in EFLT
- Preparing for or presently serving in a leadership role in K-12 education, or preparing to teach in higher education in area of K-12 leadership
- Evidence of financial need
- Priority to recipients who have a family for which they are, at least in part, responsible for supporting.
- Dr. William A. Spencer Annual Fellowship
- Graduate student in EFLT
- Minimum 3.0 GPA
- Exhibits exceptional promise and leadership in one of the areas of the EFLT Department
- JoAnn Granberry Murrell
- Fully admitted to College of Education
- Part-time or Full-time student
- Enrolled in EFLT program
- Demonstrate financial need
