Assessing the Potential for a PhD in Education Program with Specializations at LSPUSystem: A Feasibility Study.
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| Title: | Assessing the Potential for a PhD in Education Program with Specializations at LSPUSystem: A Feasibility Study. |
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| Authors: | Andal, Edilberto Z.1 edilberto.andal@lspu.edu.ph, Aliazas, John Vincent C.1 johnvincent.aliazas@lspu.edu.ph, Carada, Imelda G.1 imelda.carada@lspu.edu.ph, Panoy, Julie Fe D.1 juliefe.panoy@lspu.edu.ph, Derequito, Chester M.1 chester.derequito@lspu.edu.ph, Pasia, Allen E.1 allen.pasia@lspu.edu.ph |
| Source: | Anatolian Journal of Education. Oct2024, Vol. 9 Issue 2, p91-102. 12p. |
| Subject Terms: | *Doctor of philosophy degree, *Educational programs, *Teacher education, *Decision making, *Feasibility studies |
| Abstract: | The purpose of this study was to assess the feasibility of offering a Doctor of Philosophy in Education program at LSPU. The study utilized a quantitative research design to gather data from 243 respondents consisting of teachers, education professionals, and stakeholders in the field of education. The data were analyzed using descriptive statistics and inferential analysis to evaluate the potential demand for the program, the availability of qualified faculty members, and the resources needed to support the program. The results showed that there is a high demand for advanced degrees in education, as evidenced by the majority of respondents expressing interest in pursuing a PhD in Education. The study also found that LSPU has an adequate number of qualified faculty members who meet the minimum requirements set by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) policies and guidelines. Additionally, LSPU's status as a Center of Development in Teacher Education reflects the university's commitment to excellence in teacher education, which is directly relevant to the proposed PhD in Education program. The study concluded that LSPU is well-positioned to offer a PhD in Education program, given its available resources, qualified faculty, and high demand from potential students. This study's findings can provide valuable insights for LSPU in making informed decisions regarding the development and implementation of a PhD in Education program. The study's implications extend beyond LSPU, as other universities interested in offering similar programs can use these findings as a reference for their own feasibility studies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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