Academics

The Doctor of Education (Educational Management) graduate program is designed for experienced educators, administrators, and policymakers who aspire to lead and transform educational institutions through advanced leadership and strategic management. This program integrates thorough research, organizational theories, and innovative practices to prepare graduates for high-level decision-making roles in education.
 

The curriculum combines theoretical foundations with practical applications, focusing on areas such as educational leadership, governance, institutional effectiveness, financial and human resource management, and curriculum innovation. Emphasizing ethical leadership, research-driven decision-making, and data-informed strategies, the program equips graduates to address contemporary challenges in education and drive sustainable institutional growth.

Doctoral candidates engage in rigorous coursework, research projects, and dissertation writing, allowing them to contribute original knowledge to the field of educational management. The program fosters critical thinking, evidence-based problem-solving, and leadership skills essential for managing complex educational systems.