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Walden University

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Ph.D. in Education - Adult Education Leadership

Last year, American business, industry, government and nonprofit organizations spent 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 Indiana University School of Continuing Studies, helps you develop the knowledge and skills required to conceive, plan and deliver highly effective corporate training and development activities using the latest techniques, electronic technologies and learning strategies. Graduates occupy leadership positions in training and development among major national and international corporations and large government and non-profit organizations. They also hold high-level university teaching, professional development and continuing education positions.

Career Options

  • Superintendent of Schools
  • Early Childhood Education Coordinator
  • Director of Special Education
  • Principal
  • Director of Curriculum and Instruction
  • Human Resource and Development Director
  • Faculty Member
  • Department Chair
  • Director of Educational Technology
  • Dean of Students
  • Adult Education Director
  • Vice President for Academic Affairs
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Campus Offerings:
  • None : This program is taught Online.
Accreditation

Walden University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association.

In addition to regional accreditation at the university level, there are professional accreditation bodies that accredit certain degree programs. However, not all programs require or are even eligible for specialized accreditation.

Walden University is listed in the U.S. Department of Education's comprehensive database of accredited postsecondary educational institutions. The database is searchable by institution name, accrediting body, and geographic region.

The Higher Learning Commission, which accredits Walden University, and the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, which accredits Walden's M.S. program in Nursing, are both recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA).

CHEA is an advocate for quality assurance and institutional accountability and transparency in higher education. To that end, it works actively to strengthen accreditation through recognition of 60 accrediting agencies. It is a membership organization of colleges and universities that share these goals.