PhD / Doctorate Blended

Leadership & Change

at Antioch University-Seattle · Seattle, Washington

Duration

4–6 years

Tuition

On request

Intake

Fall

Mode

Blended

About this program

The PhD in Leadership & Change at Antioch University-Seattle is designed for individuals who seek to explore and enhance their leadership capabilities while driving effective change within organizations and communities. This program emphasizes a holistic and multidisciplinary approach, integrating theories and practices from various fields including psychology, sociology, and management. Students will engage with real-world issues, examining how effective leadership can transform workplaces and society.

The program structure consists of core courses, elective options, and a dissertation component that encourages in-depth research on leadership and change processes. Core topics often cover leadership theory, organizational change, ethical decision-making, and research methodologies. Students typically participate in workshops, seminars, and collaborative projects, honing practical skills that are vital in today’s dynamic environments.

Throughout their studies, doctoral candidates will develop a range of skills, including critical thinking, strategic planning, and effective communication. The curriculum not only prepares students for academic careers but also equips them to influence and inspire leaders in various settings. Studying in the US provides exposure to cutting-edge research, diverse perspectives, and a variety of networking opportunities with industry leaders.

Entry requirements

To be considered for the PhD in Leadership & Change program, applicants typically need a master’s degree or equivalent professional experience in a related field. Strong academic records, recommendation letters, and a statement of purpose demonstrating research interests and career goals are also important. Additionally, relevant work experience and previous contributions to community development or leadership initiatives can enhance candidacy.

English:

International applicants are generally required to demonstrate English proficiency through standardized tests, with typical scores around 80-100 for TOEFL or 6.5-8.0 for IELTS being expected. Students may be exempt from these requirements based on prior education in English-speaking institutions.

International students:

International students must obtain an F-1 visa to study in the United States. This process includes receiving an I-20 form from the university and paying the SEVIS fee. Students should ensure they meet all documentation and financial requirements outlined by the university.