PhD in School Leadership and Management

About this course

The Ph.D. Major in School Leadership and Management is designed for experienced educational leaders and managers. Through innovative teaching–learning system that combines traditional classroom work with technology–enabled learning strategies and independent study, the program enables the students to complement their extent knowledge, competencies and skills with up–to–date theories, concepts and skills best practices in the areas of educational leadership and management. Hence, the SDSC GSIPD Ph.D. In School Leadership and Management /EPSLM enables the students to: 1. Broaden the scope of knowledge and development of specific skills, competencies and values for successful performance in the field of educational service. 2. Enhance the career potential of the professional educators through optimum development for the efficient and effective fulfillment of their roles in education. 3. Develop deeper understanding on the managerial, supervisory and instructional competencies for higher level educational leadership. 4. Gain an integrated view of educational strategies for a successful decision-making.

About the Provider

St. Dominic Savio College (SDSC) is a private educational institution in Caloocan. It was established in 1993 by educator Dr. Nestor de la Cruz as St. Dominic Savio School (SDSS). The school was named after St. Dominic Savio, the patron saint of choirboys.

SDSC is a K to 12-ready school and offers STEM, ABM, and HUMSS for Senior High School students. Aside from the basic education programs, the college also provides undergraduate and graduate courses in the fields of Computer Science, Accountancy, Business Administration, Humanities, Education, Health Science, and Law. 

Committed to developing individuals into competent professionals, St. Dominic Savio College believes that providing quality education is essential in achieving national development. It provides a Christian education that gives way for a student's holistic development, that they may become professionals who significantly contribute to addressing the needs of society.