Doctor of Philosophy in Curriculum and Instruction

The doctoral program in curriculum and instruction at Saint Louis University is designed for individuals who work in educational settings including schools, nonprofits and community organizations, and who wish to deepen their knowledge of teaching and learning. Students choose a research focus that is informed by their work as practitioners and that addresses problems of practice in education. With an emphasis on issues of social justice and educational equity, the program trains students to produce original research and advocate for educational change.

Possible career paths for graduates with advanced degrees in curriculum and instruction include faculty positions in colleges and universities, positions in research institutes and organizations, curriculum coordinator, teacher educator, educational outreach coordinator, nonprofit specialist, special educator and adult educator.

Transcript(s) Three letters of recommendation GRE or other applicable graduate entry exam scores Résumé Professional goal statement IELTS - 6.5, TOEFL iBT - 80 and TOEFL PBT - 550