Program Overview
The EdD in International and Multicultural Education is rooted in racial and educational justice, abolitionist frameworks and human rights education:
The program is grounded in five main conceptual areas:
- 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
Program Delivery
The program follows a schedule of alternate weekend classes that convene nine times a semester (Friday evenings and all day Saturdays).
Our Curriculum
The IME EdD Program is a 60-unit program. Students are given the option to choose between three concentrated areas of study: Language & Culture, Human Rights Education (HRE); and Racial Justice and Education (RJE).
Optional Minors
You can complement your major coursework with a subject from outside of the program by exploring a minor in another department.
A doctoral minor consists of 12 credits.
Visit the catalog to get the learning outcomes and required courses: