Doctor of Education in Curriculum and Instruction

Liberty University Online offers a Doctor of Education in Curriculum and Instruction degree program that can allow you to advance your higher education training. Our program focuses on curriculum and instruction best practices you can bring to your classroom. This program requires you to complete a minimum of nine hours on a Liberty University campus. Our Doctor of Education in Curriculum and Instruction program is approved through the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education.

Potential Career Options:

Curriculum specialist
Instructional supervisor
School administrator
College administrator
College professor

Key Points:

Ranked among the top 10 online colleges in the nation for two years in a row by the Online Education Database
Rated as one of the “Best Distance Learning Graduate Schools” by GetEducated.com
NCATE accredited
Comprehensive curriculum and instruction program offered from a sound moral and biblical perspective
Cost-effective, accredited curriculum and instruction program offered by a national educational institution
Effectively helps prepare students to serve in the educational field
Experienced education faculty teaching online courses

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*Blended Degree Programs

The blended degree format combines online study with on-campus study at Liberty University. This unique format allows you to complete some of your coursework from a distance, while also giving you the opportunity to study from our Lynchburg, Virginia campus, located in the beautiful foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Through the blended format, you get to experience the best of both worlds – the convenience of flexible, online education mixed with intensive study and face-to-face interaction with professors and fellow students on Liberty's campus.

**Minimal on-campus intensives will be required for online programs with licensure requirements.