Educational Policy Studies
If you have a general question about our department or one of our degree programs, contact Aishah Cowan at 404-413-8273 or [email protected].
Our graduates assume positions as academics, analysts, research methodologists and leaders in education at all levels.
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What Type of Program Are You Interested In?
Master's Degrees
Specialist/Doctoral
Educational Leadership (Ed.S.) and Add-On Program
Educational Leadership (Ed.D.)
- Concentrations in Advanced Leadership, Higher Education Administration and Tier II
Educational Policy Studies (Ph.D.)
- Concentration in Research, Measurement and Statistics
- Concentration in Social Foundations of Education
- Concentration in Educational Leadership
- Concentration in Higher Education
Consistent with the goals of the College of Education & Human Development, we demonstrate quality research, teaching and service to address the most important educational issues facing Atlanta, the nation and the world.
Our disciplines are:
The Principals Center provides school leaders with learning and networking opportunities designed to develop their capacity to create schools that work for all children.
Our Stories
Kimberly Moore, business manager II in the Department of Educational Policy Studies, is a 2024 recipient of Georgia State University’s George M. Sparks Award.
How does ABC’s breakout hit “Abbott Elementary” contribute to conversations about public schools and urban education? Assistant Professor Casey Wong and Department Chair Jennifer Esposito discuss this in an essay published in Departures in Critical Qualitative Research.
Clinical Assistant Professor Will Rumbaugh has worked with Africa Renewal University in Uganda for several years to expand the university’s educational leadership offerings.
Department Chair Jennifer Esposito was interviewed on the Pretty Heady Stuff podcast about the book she co-authored entitled, “Introduction to Intersectional Qualitative Research.”
Contact Us
PHONE
404-413-8030
EMAIL
[email protected]
For questions about the department or its degree programs:
Aishah Cowan
404-413-8273
[email protected]
Department of Educational Policy Studies
College of Education & Human Development, Suite 450
30 Pryor St. SW
Atlanta, GA 30303
