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Curriculum Requirements
 

Course #

Course Title

No. Credits

 

 

 

Core Courses – 22 Credits 

LDRS 800

ProSeminar

1

 

LDRS 801

Leadership Theories

3

 

LDRS 802

Leadership Applications

3

 

LDRS 810

Nonprofit Management

3

 

LDRS 811

Administration in the Public Sector

3

 

SOC 804

Social Policy

3

 

SOC 803

Social & Organizational Theory

3

 

ECON 820

Managerial Economics for Decision Making & Leadership

3

 

 

 

 

 

Research Component – 24 credits

SOC 862

Analysis of Social Data (Statistics)

3

 

SOC 863

Quantitative Research Methods I      

3

 

SOC 864

Quantitative Research Methods II

3

 

SOC 865

Qualitative Methods for the Social Sciences

3

 

LDRS 861 

Program Evaluation

3

 

LDRS 995

Dissertation

9

 

 

 

 

 

Electives - 15 credits* 

Nine credits from among any Sociology or Political Science graduate-level course.  Six credits from among any other relevant graduate courses.

 

 

*Students can transfer up to six credits from either graduate coursework taken within the past five years or courses taken at another university, if the Graduate School approves equivalency with IUP courses. Discuss these options with the ALS Program Coordinator. 

 Full time and part time options

Most students engaged in the ALS-Ph.D. program are mid-career working professionals and, as such, prefer a part-time educational experience.  These students typically take two courses year round (regular Fall and Spring semesters, and a Summer session from late May through late July.)  Courses usually meet approximately three hours a night, one time a week.  A few students prefer to attend courses full time; full-time study is considered three courses per semester.  These students usually are those with an assistantship.

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