The doctoral program in curriculum and instruction, leading to an Ed.D. degree, is designed to develop graduates who will be effective leaders in educational improvement. The course work provides students with the basis for a thorough understanding of what schools are and can be, insights into the complexities of teaching and learning, and collaborative opportunities to work towards making a measurable and positive effect upon current education programs and student learning.

The Ed.D. program is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year! Doctoral studies in Curriculum & Instruction are designed to match a student’s particular background, professional experience, and career goals, while meeting departmental requirements.

• Admission Information
• Degree Requirements
• Online Advisor
• Areas of Specialization (Cognates)
• Financial Support
• Doctoral Handbook
• Doctoral Advising Checklist & Forms

Keith Thiede, Ph.D.
Doctoral Program Coordinator
College of Education
Education Building, Room E-215
Telephone (208) 426-1278

e-mail: EdDoctorate@boisestate.edu