Yes, a doctorate is required to teach at the graduate level in my program.
For the last two years, I've been teaching as an adjunct in many graduate courses at Purdue Global, and I have a doctorate from an NA school.
The more I reflect on my time at Columbia Southern University the more satisfied that I am with the outcome and learning my second master's...
So full disclosure I've just started teaching my first term at Purdue Global in an adjunct faculty role within Health Sciences and so far I've...
Definitely one of the best values especially now that they have earned RA.
Just curious if anyone has any additional current feedback on the UT MSDS program thru edX? For $10K over 2 years I could afford to this challenge...
Wow not bad for $24K. Plus I love Madison (except in the winter) as State Street is a fun place. My daughter is starting her second master's...
Yes and no for this one. Harvard Extension School while part of Harvard University isn't the college (which doesn't offer fully online degrees...
This is not going to happen at a university system that features many Nobel laureates. Also, many stem majors engage in hands-on undergraduate...
As a UC alumnus and parent of a UCSB undergraduate, I see this as a partial "nothing burger". Given the UC system's focus on research, there are...
I did a six-course academic certificate program at UCLA with the intention of someday taking the PMP but pursued Lean Six Sigma, MBA, and...
This is definitely a much stronger curriculum than VUL as it relates to healthcare. Not sure many who didn't do their masters in healthcare at OSU...
I typically agree that most physicians looking to move into leadership either pursue an MPH or MBA. However, the DMSc (and DHA) route is more...
Being a graduate in Health Informatics and someone who has spent nearly the last 15 years in the healthcare IT field I'm well aware of the...
Not necessarily true as many Doctors, Nurses and Pharmacists are pretty active in IT system work especially for example as it relates to...
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