Mariano Marcos State University
Graduate School
Department of Information Technology - GS
Graduate School • Mariano Marcos State University
Department Overview
Background & Introduction
Program Description
The Doctor of Education (EdD) program is designed to equip educational practitioners with more relevant skills and help them gain greater insights into problems and challenges, which enable them to render greater and more efficient service to the students and to society as a whole.
At present, the program offers one major, which is Educational Management. This major was carefully designed by major stakeholders in conformity with the Memorandum Order No. 53, s. 2007. The design includes the various components that correspond to the specialized knowledge and skills that are needed by a practitioner, professional teacher, and educational administrator. The curriculum follows an OBE curriculum and adopts varied modalities to equip the students with the desired competencies through lecture discussion, immersion, conduct of trainings and seminars, blended learning, research-based requirements, presentation of outputs, ICT integration, and other learning strategies that develop multiple intelligences and the 21st century. skills. It is responsive to the development goals as reflected in the vision and mission of the University
Program Outcomes:
PO1: Demonstrate in-depth understanding of contemporary educational leadership theories, and best practices to lead transformational change in schools and educational organizations.
PO2: Generate new knowledge through rigorous research and scholarly inquiry that addresses critical educational challenges and contributes evidence-based innovations to educational policy and practice.
PO3: Make informed judgments on complex educational issues and develop innovative, evidence-based solutions that improve school operations and student achievement.
Career Opportunities:
Graduates can become school principals, assistant principals, district supervisors managing multiple schools, and superintendents. Many are already working as school leaders and can use this degree to improve their management skills and decision-making abilities. The program prepares them for roles in curriculum planning, policy development, and school improvement. Graduates may also work as training coordinators, academic heads, or education supervisors. Graduates can start their own schools or help other schools improve their operations. The EdD degree helps them qualify for higher leadership positions in public and private schools and educational organizations.
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Program Offerings & Curriculum
Degrees, Outcomes & Curricular Prospectus
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Organizational Chart
Department Structure & Leadership Hierarchy
Doreen D. Domingo
Graduate School
Dr. Marc Paul T. Calzada
Department Chair
mtcalzada@mmsu.edu
Faculty & Academic Staff
Professors, Instructors & Researchers
Department Identity
- Institution
- MMSU
- College / Unit
- GS
- Faculty Size
- 3 Members
- Campus
- Batac • Laoag
GS Departments Navigation
- Agricultural Engineering - GS
- Agriculture - GS
- Biology - GS
- DIT
- Ed D - (For Local Students)
- Ed D (For Foreign Students)
- Guidance and Counseling
- health care management
- Health Care Management
- Information Technology - GS
- Language and Literature - GS
- MaEd - GS
- MAEd Child Development and Educational Leadership (CDEL)
- MAEd Humanities, Arts, Language and Literature (HALL)
- MAEd Science and Technology (S&T)
- Management - GS
- Mathematics - GS
- MS Animal Science
- MS Biology
- Nursing - GS
- Prof. Science Masters - GS
- Public Administration - GS
- Rural Development - GS
Contact & Office Direct Information
- Dr. Marc Paul T. Calzada
Program Coordinator, Ed.D in Educational Management (Local)
mtcalzada@mmsu.edu.p