Edd Presentation
Edd Presentation
Edd Presentation
Education
(EdD)
1 March 1. 2013
Programme Objectives
The Doctor of Education
(Ed.D) is designed to
produce high quality
academics in the area of
education. This is in line
with the nation’s
aspiration in enhancing
the human capital, which
will be the pillar in
achieving vision 2020.
EdD Program
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Programme Objectives
To produce education
Specific objectives of
leaders who are capable
the programme are: of making decisions,
To produce graduates planning and carrying out
who have wide duties that are entrusted on
education knowledge them effectively.
and skills to function as To produce academicians
effective teachers, who are capable of
education officers or conducting research in
lecturers in educational their related fields of
institutions. specialisation.
To develop educational
leaders who can translate
theoretical knowledge into
practical applications.
EdD Program
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EdDinProgram
effective education
management
4 March 1. 2013
EdD Program
5 March 1. 2013
Part Two
Doctoral Concept Paper
Part Three
Research Portfolio/Dissertation
(24 credit hours)
6 March 1. 2013
in Higher Education
HPEF 7033Comparative
Studies in Curriculum
Part 1:
Change
7 March 1. 2013
Research
Skill and
Coursework (6 semesters)
Research Methods
HPEF 7063 Academic Writing
Part 1:
for Postgraduates
8 March 1. 2013
hours)
Concentration Course 1
Concentration Course 2
Concentration Course 3
Concentration Course 4
Elective Course 1
Elective Course 2
Part 1:
9 March 1. 2013
EdD (Educational
Management)
CONCENTRATION Human Resource
Management in
Economics of
Education
Education
2 Electives from
Educational Change
Instructional
and Innovation
Technology
Educational Law and Component
Governance
10 March 1. 2013
Research Portfolio or
Dissertation
Assessed and
examined by:
1. The
supervisor (s)
2. An external
examiner,
and
3. The viva
voce panel
EdD Program
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Research Portfolio or
Dissertation (cont’d)
Option 1 Option 2
Dissertation Phase 1 Research Portfolio
A mini research and complete
Introduction, Literature Review and write-up of about 20,000 words
Methodology (Publishable in refereed journal)
Program Delivery
Self-managed learning
• Students are provided with specially developed learning
modules which allows for self-paced learning.
Face-to-face seminar
• Students are encouraged to attend the face-to-face seminars
for a total of 15 hours per semester for each course (i.e. 5
seminar sessions with 3 hours per session). The facilitators who
conduct the seminars are recruited by the university based on
their expertise.
Online learning
• Students have 24x7 access to online learning via the OUM
Learning Management System (myVLE). This further enables
access to the huge collection in the digital library as well as
collaborative learning with peers
EdDand discussions with
Program
facilitators.
15 March 1. 2013
Teaching/Learning
Materials
Book ( provided)
E-Books
Journal articles ( Digital Library)
Online Resources (digital library, web-
based resources, etc.)
16 March 1. 2013
Assessment Format
GRADE
GRADE MARKS
Grading Scheme
POINT Descriptor
A 80 - 100 4.00 Outstanding
A- 75 - 79 3.67 Very Good
B+ 70 - 74 3.33 Good
B 65 - 69 3.00 Pass
B- 60 - 64 2.67
C+ 55 - 59 2.33 Conditional Pass
(Subject To CGPA => 3.00)
C 50 - 54 2.00
C- 45 - 49 1.67
D+ 40 - 44 1.33
D 35 - 39 1.00 Fail
F 0 - 34 0.00
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