EdD — Opening Doors @ USAHS
The Doctor of Education (EdD) program at the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences (USAHS) draws professionals who want to become better educators. For students in the program, that goal is the main reason to enroll, and the payoff is practical: the knowledge gained through the degree gets put to use every day.
Support is a steady theme. Students feel well supported throughout the program and credit good mentors along the way. Behind them is a faculty committed to teaching, and that commitment is a big part of why students see the EdD as a degree that opens doors.
It’s a brief introduction for clinicians and educators weighing whether an EdD is the right next step for their own teaching and career.
Transcript
EdD – Opening Doors @ USAHS
[00:00:00] I chose the EdD is I really wanted to become a better educator. [00:00:04] The knowledge that I obtained through this program, I use every day. [00:00:08] I felt very supported. I had good mentors. [00:00:11] We just have stellar faculty that are really passionate about teaching our students