Overview
The Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Educational Administration with an emphasis in PK–12 Educational Leadership at Texas A&M University prepares experienced educators for advanced leadership roles in schools and districts. This 69‑credit‑hour, cohort‑based program is delivered in a Saturday format, allowing working professionals to continue their careers while pursuing a rigorous doctoral degree. The curriculum emphasizes applied leadership practice, organizational management, instructional leadership, and ethical decision‑making. Students complete a Record of Study that addresses a real‑world problem of practice in PK–12 education, integrating research with meaningful professional impact. The program also fulfills coursework requirements for Texas superintendent certification.
Why Texas A&M?
Texas A&M University offers a practice‑focused doctoral experience grounded in real‑world PK–12 leadership challenges. The cohort model fosters strong professional networks while providing structured support from faculty with deep experience in school and district administration. Students benefit from a curriculum aligned with state leadership standards and superintendent certification requirements, providing a clear pathway to senior leadership roles. With its strong land‑grant mission and commitment to educational leadership, Texas A&M prepares graduates to lead systems‑level improvement in schools and communities across Texas and beyond.