International & Multicultural Education, EdD

Begin Solving Issues Impacting Education

Understand education within diverse sociocultural, linguistic, political, and economic contexts. Acquire skills you need in scholarship, teaching, and advocacy. Graduate ready to advocate for social justice as a curriculum specialist, become an educational researcher, or work for a more just future teaching at a university.

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Program Highlights

Teacher lectures from the front of a classroom.

Are you a working professional?

Our Teaching Weekend schedule is designed to support your schedule.

Teaching Weekend Schedule

Want to do an apprenticeship?

We offer apprenticeship for becoming social justice scholars, practitioners, and advocates.

Careers

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Interested in research?

We'll teach you research methods with a focus on community engaged scholarship.

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Looking for a diverse community?

USF is #1 in diversity among national universities (U.S. News & World Report 2025).

Student Experience

The Focus Is On Engaged Scholarship

The program is grounded in five main conceptual areas five main conceptual areas to give you the skills to create a meaningful impact on local and global communities.

critical social theory and schooling
intersectionality of race, class, nation, language, gender and sexuality in education
human rights and social movements
international and comparative education
alternative research paradigms

Want To Take a Concentration and Minor?

Students can choose from a range of courses in IME or concentration in either Racial Justice Education, Human Rights Education, or Language and Culture. Students may also complement their major coursework with a minor from outside of their program.

Program Overview

Kate Zanoni '19

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I would recommend prospective students to speak to both faculty and current students at the School of Education. In addition, sitting in a course will also offer a preview of what the content of the courses are like and gain a better understanding of the learning community at USF."