Teaching-Learning Processes

University of Missouri St. Louis

United States of America, Saint Louis

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University of Missouri St. Louis

United States of America , Saint Louis

Key Facts

Program Level

PhD (Philosophy Doctorate)

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

On Campus

Campuses

Main Site

Program Language

English

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake Deadlines24-Aug-2022 December-2021

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Duration 48 month(s)

Apply Date December-2021

Next Intake 24-Aug-2022

Teaching-Learning Processes

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Overview Key FeaturesHowever, once you make the leap to becoming an expert in your area of interest, you will see how exciting the world of research can be and the difference it can make to you and your organization. The Teaching-Learning Processes degree at University of Missouri–St. Louis provides you with the support you need to accomplish your goals, learning the research and scholarly practice needed to succeed. In the area of teaching and learning, you are free to explore a diverse realm of topics that support new and transformational instructional practice, connect with people you may not have connected with before both nationally and locally, and take risks to try new innovations based on strong theoretical and conceptual underpinnings.

Pursuing your doctorate is often a daunting prospect. Earn your Teaching-Learning Processes degree at University of Missouri–St. Louis.

Disciplines

Education

Teaching

Requirements

Other Requirements

1 : Three letters of recommendation (at least two from individuals with earned doctorates, preferably prior instructors). An original essay. A professional resume. Evidence of above-average academic records. A GPA of 3.5 or higher is preferred.GRE scores. Quantitative and verbal scores at or above the 50th percentile are preferred. An analytical writing score of 4.0 or higher is preferred.