General Education Degrees, Programs, and Courses
Walden University is an accredited graduate institution offering advanced degrees online to professionals who work to make a difference in the lives of children, the health of a community, or the success of an organization.
Walden degree programs include management, education, health, human services, psychology, engineering, and IT. Our academic standards are high, our faculty is experienced, and our curriculum is rigorous. The Walden distance-learning approach optimizes relevance and depth of learning by letting students share experiences with peers here and abroad.Since 1970, Walden has stayed true to its mission: serving the higher education needs of professionals who work for positive social change. Our programs help students achieve their personal enrichment and career advancement goals. Our graduates, in turn, enrich and advance the lives of countless others they serve.Accreditation
Walden University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association, www.ncahlc.org.
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Ph.D. in Education / Adult Education Leadership
Each year, American business, industry, government, and nonprofit organizations spend more than $23 billion to train and develop their workforce to succeed in today�s highly competitive global markets. This specialization, offered by Walden University in partnership with the Indiana University School of Continuing Studies, helps you develop the knowledge and skills required to conceive, plan,...
Ph.D. in Education / General Education
The General Program in Education is intended for students whose professional practice and career goals cover a range of educational topics or are interdisciplinary, combining specific education subjects with complementary subjects from the humanities, natural or social and behavioral sciences.
Ph.D. in Education / Self-Designed
Educators who are interested in pursuing an area that is not among the specializations currently offered may develop their own specialization with the approval of the faculty chair. Current students have developed self-designed specializations in curriculum areas, such as math education, science education, art or music education, and literacy, as well as in discipline areas, such as English...