Tom Mboya University
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Programme Description

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY)

Faculty of Education

Postgraduate

Course Description

A research-driven program focused on the integration of technology in teaching, learning, and educational management. It explores how digital tools, instructional design, and innovation can enhance learning experiences and educational outcomes across diverse settings.

Expectations

Duration: 3 years part-time Independent Research: Conduct original studies in areas such as e-learning, mobile learning, virtual/augmented reality in education, or digital pedagogy Academic Writing: Develop and defend a dissertation; publish in scholarly journals and tech-education platforms Theoretical and Technical Expertise: Apply instructional design models and emerging technologies to real-world education challenges Teaching and Facilitation: Support technology-enhanced instruction and digital training initiatives Innovation and Implementation: Design and evaluate tech-based learning solutions and strategies Professional Engagement: Present at edtech conferences, collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, and influence digital education policy and practice

Market Areas

Universities and research institutions E-learning development and instructional design firms Educational software and technology companies Ministries of Education and ICT units NGOs and international development organizations Teacher training colleges and curriculum bodies Corporate training and digital learning platforms

Minimum Requirements

MASTER OF EDUCATION OR RELATED POSTGRADUATE DEGREE FROM AN ACCREDITED INSTITUTION
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