Boston University Fully Funded PhD in Educational Studies
PhD @Boston University posted 19 hours agoJob Description
Boston University (BU) offers a fully funded Ph.D. program in Educational Studies through its Wheelock College of Education & Human Development. This rigorous, full-time program is designed to prepare students for careers in academia, research, and educational leadership.
Program Overview
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Degree: Ph.D. in Educational Studies
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Institution: Boston University
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School: Wheelock College of Education & Human Development
The program offers four areas of specialization:​
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Educational Policy Studies
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Language & Literacy Education
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Mathematics & Science Education
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Special Education
Students engage in a deliberate course of study, including coursework in a specific content area, research, and active immersion in the community of scholars within the program and throughout the university. The program emphasizes a commitment to social justice and equity.
Funding Package
All admitted Ph.D. students receive comprehensive financial support for up to five years, which includes:​
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Tuition and Fees: Full coverage
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Stipend: Annual stipend support (exact amounts may vary)
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Health Insurance: Comprehensive health coverage under BU’s Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP)​
Funding is typically provided through a combination of Teaching Fellowships, Research Fellowships, and University Fellowships. Students are expected to engage in research and teaching apprenticeships up to 20 hours per week throughout their time in the program. Additional funding opportunities may be available for conference travel and research expenses.
Admission Requirements
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Academic Background: A bachelor’s degree is required; a master’s degree is not mandatory.
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Standardized Tests: GRE scores are not required.
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Application Materials:
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Statement of Purpose
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Academic Writing Sample
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Three Letters of Recommendation
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Academic Transcripts
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Resume or Curriculum Vitae (CV)
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For international applicants, TOEFL or IELTS scores are required unless the applicant has completed a degree at an institution where English is the primary language of instruction.