Argosy University

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In the Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) Program, industry and academic professionals build upon master's-level core skills and knowledge to develop a higher level of competence in conducting action research, in the comprehension of theoretical and applied literature in a chosen business discipline, and in the attributes essential to university teaching. The Doctor of Business Administration student will develop critical knowledge and skills for success, in service to the profession and the community, in future professional development, and in attaining credentials and skills essential to leading, consulting, and teaching.

Candidates must have a master's degree in business or a related field from a regionally accredited institution or an appropriately certified foreign institution and meet other prerequisite requirements that can be discussed with an Admissions Representative.

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The purpose of Argosy University's Advanced Educational Administration programs is to prepare individuals to serve as school administrators in advanced positions. The programs are designed for practicing educators who have already completed a graduate-level program from a regionally accredited institution and currently hold principal or initial administrative licensure.

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The Doctor of Education (EdD) in Educational Leadership Program is for those students preparing for or advancing their careers as educational leaders in professional positions as school district, regional, state, or national administrators. The EdD in Educational Leadership Program requires concentrations in Higher Education Administration or K-12 Education.

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The purpose of Argosy University's Initial Educational Administration programs is to prepare individuals to serve as school principals and/or building-level administrators. The programs are designed for practicing educators who have already completed a graduate-level program from a regionally accredited institution or an appropriately certified foreign institution, and seeking administrative licensure at the initial or K-12 level.

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The EdD in Instructional Leadership Program is for those students who wish to master teaching methodologies, become curriculum supervisors, or become educational leaders with curriculum and instruction at their main focus. Students must choose one of the following areas of concentration; Higher Education, K-12 Education and Education Technology. Not all concentrations are available at all campuses.

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The purpose of Argosy University's Advanced Educational Administration programs is to prepare individuals to serve as school administrators in advanced positions. The programs are designed for practicing educators who have already completed a graduate-level program from a regionally accredited institution and currently hold principal or initial administrative licensure.

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The Education Specialist in Educational Leadership Program concentrates on applied organizational theory within the context of educational organizations. This specialized program prepares graduates for educational administrator positions at the elementary or secondary school level. Programs have been developed by faculty members to provide working professionals with the opportunity to pursue their personal and professional goals through the completion of an Education Specialist (EdS) program.

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Argosy University offers an Education Specialist (EdS) degree in Initial Educational Administration designed to prepare you to become a school principal and/or building-level administrator. The program is designed for practicing educators who have already completed a graduate-level program from a regionally accredited institution or an appropriately certified foreign institution, and seeking administrative licensure at the initial or K-12 level.

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The Education Specialist in Instructional Leadership Program enables experienced teachers to become more competent practitioners and educational leaders with instruction as their focus. This program is designed for either career advancement or graduate preparation for students who are already working toward a doctorate. Students may choose an optional concentration in K-12 Education. Programs have been developed by faculty members to provide working professionals with the opportunity to pursue their personal and professional goals through the completion of an Education Specialist (EdS) program.