New York University

Overview

The PhD in Science and Environmental Education at New York University equips students with the skills to undertake in-depth research on how individuals learn scientific concepts and engage with environmental issues in various educational contexts, including K–12 and higher education. This program emphasizes the development of expertise in research design, data analysis, and the integration of educational technology into science education.

What you'll study

Research-focused doctoral training

• Acquire knowledge in the complete research cycle, from formulating research questions to designing studies, proposing inquiries, and sharing results.
• Master both qualitative and quantitative research methodologies pertinent to the fields of science and environmental education.
• Engage with contemporary issues in science teaching, teacher training, curriculum development, and the application of educational technology in learning environments.

Typical doctoral outcomes

• Generate scholarly contributions through advanced coursework and research initiatives.
• Enhance academic writing skills through a formal writing sample and consistent research communication efforts.

Note: Please confirm specific semester requirements, module details, and dissertation formats with NYU, as this information may vary.

Entry requirements

Currently, there are no known specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA requirements for this program. Prospective candidates are encouraged to verify the latest admission criteria with New York University.

Career prospects

Graduates of the PhD in Science and Environmental Education can pursue diverse career paths, including academic roles in universities, research positions in educational institutions, and leadership roles in educational policy and curriculum development. This program prepares individuals to contribute significantly to the field of science education and environmental awareness, fostering a new generation of informed citizens and educators.