As America’s first research university, Johns Hopkins has been developing education leaders for more than 100 years. Ranked among the top education grad schools by U.S. News & World Report, the Johns Hopkins School of Education translates innovative research into practice every day.
Join an education movement that creates new areas of research and makes a lasting impact.
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2 Doctorate programs
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27 PhD candidates
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235 EdD candidates
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5 Research Centers
2 Doctorate programs
27 PhD candidates
235 EdD candidates
5 Research Centers
Doctor of Philosophy in Education
The School of Education’s full-time PhD program offers a unique learning experience where the course of study is individually tailored based on the student’s interest in finding solutions to pressing problems in education. Select applicants receive full tuition and a stipend.
Doctor of Education
The selective, part-time EdD program is designed for practicing educators, offering tools for leadership development and the application of evidence-based methods. Our comprehensive, research-based curriculum enables you to specialize in urban leadership; entrepreneurial leadership; learning design and technology; or neurodiversity and neuroeducation.
“The dossier option is redefining educational research for social justice. I am learning how to conduct, translate, and creatively apply rigorous research that will directly benefit my communities.
15% Demand for educational leaders is projected to grow between 7 and 15% over the next 10 years.
Source: Hanover Research
“The dossier option is redefining educational research for social justice. I am learning how to conduct, translate, and creatively apply rigorous research that will directly benefit my communities.
15% Demand for educational leaders is projected to grow between 7 and 15% over the next 10 years.
Source: Hanover Research