Introduction to Educational Policy Studies

Introduction to diverse scholarly perspectives in educational policy studies, focusing on doctoral student well-being, departmental research engagement, and literature review writing.

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What you’ll be able to do

  • Apply resources and strategies for enhancing your life and well-being as a doctoral student

  • Meet faculty and fellow students in the department and learn about their epistemologically, methodologically, and topically diverse research

  • Learn, through a series of scaffolded assignments, to write a robust literature review

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EDPOL 701

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  • Graduate/professional standing

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An introduction to diverse scholarly perspectives in educational policy studies.

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  • Diverse scholarly perspectives in educational policy studies
  • Doctoral student life and well-being strategies
  • Departmental research diversity across epistemology, methodology, and topics
  • Literature review writing

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  • Apply resources and strategies for enhancing life and well-being as a doctoral student
  • Engage with faculty and fellow students to learn about diverse research approaches
  • Write a robust literature review through scaffolded assignments

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