Earn a Ph.D. From Home or Office -- THE Journal

Earn a Ph.D. From Home or Office

05/01/96

Walden University's accredited dispersed residency program offers the opportunity to earn a doctorate while maintaining career and other obligations. Students attend one four-day intensive session per year held in conference centers nationwide plus a summer session. Via a personal computer and modem, they enjoy access to a major graduate library system and to the Internet. Courses are taught by recognized faculty in Administration/ Management, Education, Health Services and Human Services. A master's degree is required. The university is also accepting applications for a new master's program in educational change and technology innovation. Walden University, Minneapolis, MN, (800) 444-6795, www.waldenu.edu.

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