The EdD in Counseling & Human Development at the University of Rochester's Warner School of Education & Human Development is designed to prepare professionals for leadership roles in counseling and human development. This program focuses on advancing knowledge and skills in research, theory, and practice to address contemporary challenges in mental health and human well-being. The curriculum emphasizes a whole-person approach, considering community, culture, and individual well-being. Students will engage in rigorous coursework, including research methods, counseling foundations, and core program requirements. The program also includes opportunities for specialized study through electives and practical experience through internships. Graduates are equipped to drive meaningful change in diverse settings and contribute to a more just and equitable world.
The EdD in Health Professions Education Leadership program at the University of Rochester's Warner School of Education is designed for professionals seeking to advance their careers in leading and transforming health professions education. This doctoral program focuses on developing the skills and knowledge necessary for effective leadership in academic health centers, hospitals, and other healthcare education settings. The curriculum integrates coursework in advanced education theory, research methodologies, and leadership practices, preparing graduates to address complex challenges in the field.