A new doctoral degree program is available from
Central Michigan University that should be of interest to educators or IT-minded people.
CMU is launching a new doctorate in educational technology this fall. The program is offered online, and is designed for adult students with a master's degree and a few years of experience in their fields.
The DET program is designed to help students advance into leadership positions in several fields, including physical K-12 schools, virtual schools, two-year or four-year colleges and universities, and other government, corporate, industrial, and military settings where educational technology is used.
Faculty for the program are experienced CMU professors who will design the classes to create an online learning community with interaction and innovation typically associated with the most successful doctoral programs, according to the university's announcement.
The 54-credit-hour program, which includes 12 courses, an independent inquiry project and a dissertation, will be part of CMU's College of Education and Human Services in conjunction with the university's Global Campus. The first classes will start in the fall fo 2015.
Writer: Kim Eggleston
Source: Central Michigan University
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