Graduate Program - Distance Degrees: Doctoral
Doc @ Distance
The Doctor of Education in agricultural education degree program is a unique distance-delivered degree that is awarded by both Texas Tech University and Texas A&M University. Students in this program must apply for admission at both universities. Most coursework associated with this joint doctoral degree is delivered via the ITV and the World Wide Web.
- Students in this program take a 40-hour disciplinary core, 12 hours in an area of specialization, and 12 hours of dissertation or record of study.
- A maximum of 12 students are admitted as a cohort every two years with applications for the next cohort being accepted in January 2013.
- Each doctoral candidate in this degree program is expected to demonstrate competency by satisfactorily completing (1) a qualifying examination after the initial 30 hours of course work, (2) a comprehensive written examination after all course work is completed, (3) a dissertation or record of study research project that demonstrates original, independent scholarship, and (4) a final oral examination.
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Department of Agricultural Education & Communications, Box 42131-Lubbock, TX 79404-2131
Phone: 806.742-2816