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The following is a list of EDLPS course titles categorized by rubric/program. For general course descriptions, please refer to the UW Course Catalog.
Social & Cultural Foundations | Organizations & Policy | Higher Education
EDLPS 520U: Education as a Moral Endeavor Required of all Ed. D. students in the College; open to all others. (C/NC, 3 credits)
EDLPS 521U: Introduction to the Philosophy of Education Open to all students. Limited to 20 Students on a First-Come, First-Served Basis. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 530U: History of Education in the United States: Ideas and Practice Open to all students. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 540U: Introduction to Sociology of Education Open to all students. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 522A: Contemporary Philosophies of Education Entry Code Required. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 523: Analysis of Educational Concepts Entry Code Required. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 524: Seminar in Philosophy of Education Open to all students. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 549U: Special Topics in Educational Studies: Philosophy Seminar Entry code required. (Graded, 5 credits)
EDLPS 531YA: History of American Higher Education Required of students concentrating in higher education; open to all other students. Registration open only to Evening Degree during Registration Period I, open to all students during Registration Pds. II and III. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 535U: Historical Inquiry in Education Research Open to all students. Recommended prerequisite: EDLPS 530, or equivalent. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 536U: Historical Analysis of Educational Issues Open to all students. Recommended prerequisite: EDLPS 530, or equivalent. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 549U: Special Topics in Educational Studies: Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods Open to all students. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 540: Sociology of Education Open to all students.
(Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 542U: Seminar in Educational Sociology Open to all
students (students are encouraged to have taken some coursework in sociology
of education). (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 543: Seminar: Research in Educational Sociology (Graded,
3 credits)
EDLPS 541U: Topics in Comparative Education: Russian Education
and Society Open to all students. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 544: Comparative Education: Introduction to Concepts and Methods
Open to all students. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 525A-526A:Educational Inquiry Required of all
Ph.D. students in the College. Entry code required (CR/NC only, 3 credits
each quarter)
EDLPS 549U: Special Topics in Educational Studies: EdD Inquiry
(CR/NC only, 3 credits each quarter)
EDPSY 586U-587U (cross-listed as EDC&I 578-579) Qualitative Methods
in Educational Research Open to doctoral students in their second
year or beyond (must apply in Spring 2001). Prerequisites: one course
in statistics or quantitative research methods. (Graded, 5 credits each
quarter)
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EDLPS 520: Education as a Moral Endeavor Required
of all Ed. D. students in the College; open to all others. (C/NC, 3 credits)
EDLPS 550YA: Dynamics of Educational Organizations Required
of all Ed. D. students in the College; open to all others. Registration
open only to Evening Degree students during Registration Period I; open
to all students during Registration Pds. II and III. (C/NC, 3 credits)
EDLPS 560YA: Perspectives on Policy and Policymaking in Education
Required of all Ed. D. students in the College; open to all others.
Registration open only to Evening Degree students during Registration
Period I; open to all students during Registration Pds. II and III. (C/NC,
3 credits)
EDLPS 509: Planning, Organizing & Decision Making
Open to all students. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 510U: Educational Finance Open to all students. (Graded,
3 credits)
EDLPS 514U: Law and Public Education: The Case of Washington State
Open to all students. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 518: Reflective Seminar: The Superintendency Required
of all students completing the Superintendent Certificate Preparation
Program.(CR/NC, 3 credits)
EDLPS 552: Organizational Change Open to all students. (CR/NC,
3 credits)
EDLPS 561: Education Policies and Leadership in Political Context
Open to all students. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 567U: Education Policy and the Improvement of Teaching and Learning
Open to all students. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 568U: Policy Evaluation in Education Open to all students
(Graded, 3 credits)
These seminars include several permanent courses that are offered every year (or every other year), alongside special topic courses, sometimes with the same course number, that change focus depending on the year and instructor.
EDLPS 551: Seminar on Complex Organizations in Education Open
to all students who have completed EdLPS 550, or the equivalent; other
students welcome with the instructor's permission. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 553: Human Resources in Educational Organizations Open
to all students. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 561: Education Policies & Leadership in Political Context
Open to all students. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 564: Seminar in Economics of Education Open to all students.
(Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 565U: Power & Politics in Organizational Leadership and
Decision-making Open to all students. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 516: Special Education and the Law (Cross-listed
as SPE 504) Open to all students. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 563: Education, the Workforce, and Public Policy (Cross-listed
as PA 571) Open to all students. Registration open only to Evening Degree
students during Registration Period I; open to all students during Registration
Pds. II and III. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 566: Education Policies Serving Disenfranchised Groups Open
to all students. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 579U: Special Topics in Organizational & Policy Analysis:
The Connection Between Leadership and Learning in Public Schools Open
to all students (Graded, 3 Credits)
EDLPS 579: Special Topics in Organizational & Policy Analysis:
Race, Ethnicity, & Educational Policy Open to all students.
(Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 579: Special Topics in Organizational and Policy Analysis: Critical
Perspectives on Educational Leadership Open to all students. (Graded,
3 credits)
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A third line of coursework regarding Educational Organizations and Policy concentrates on the postsecondary arena. Here, introductory and special-focus courses examine the nature of higher education institutions and the populations served by them, along with a range of issues confronting individuals who assume leadership and policymaking roles within them (as well as those who study these facets of postsecondary institutional life).
EDLPS 531YA: History of American Higher Education Required
of students concentrating in higher education; open to all other students.
Registration open only to Evening Degree students during Registration
Period I; open to all students during Registration Pds. II and III. (Graded,
3 credits)
EDLPS 580YA: The American College and University Required of
students concentrating in higher education; open to all other students.
Registration open only to Evening Degree students during Registration
Period I; open to all students during Registration Pds. II
and III. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 590YA: The Student Population and Experience in Higher Education
Required of students concentrating in higher education; open to all
other students. Registration open only to Evening Degree students during
Registration Period I; open to all students during Registration Pds. II
and III. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 583YA: Higher Education and the Law Open to
all students. Registration open only to Evening Degree students during
Registration Period I; open to all students during Registration Pds. II
and III. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 584: Collective Bargaining in Higher Education Open to
all students. Registration open only to Evening Degree students during
Registration Period I; open to all students during Registration Pds. II
and III. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 585: Resource Allocation in Higher Education Open to all
students. Registration open only to Evening Degree students during Registration
Period I; open to all students during Registration Pds. II and III. (Graded,
3 credits)
EDLPS 589YA: The Community College Open to all students. Registration
open only to Evening Degree students during Registration Period I; open
to all students during Registration Pds. II and III. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 598YA: Special Topics in Higher Education: Assessment & Accountability
in Higher Education Registration open only to Evening Degree students
during Registration Period I; open to all students during Registration
Pds. II and III. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 598YA (Cross listed with PA 573): Special Topics in Higher Education:
Higher education and Public Policy Registration open only to Evening
Degree students during Registration Period I; open to all students during
Registration Pds. II and III. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 598YA: Special Topics in Higher Education: Current Management
Theories in Higher Education Registration open only to Evening
Degree students during Registration Period I; open to all students during
Registration Pds. II and III. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 549: Special Topics in Higher Education: Diversity Open
to all students with the instructor's permission. Registration open only
to Evening Degree students during Registration Period I; open to all students
during Registration Pds. II and III. (Graded, 3 credits)
EDLPS 598: Special Topics in Higher Education: Student Development
and its Implications for Postsecondary Leadership and Administration
Registration open only to Evening Degree students during Registration
Period I; open to all students during Registration Pds. II and III. (Graded,
3 credits)
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EDLPS 599: Independent Studies in Education (C/NC,
1-10 credits)
EDLPS 600: Independent Study (C/NC, max 12 credits)
EDLPS 601: Internship/Field-Based Studies (C/NC, 1-4, max 12
credits)
EDUC 700, 800: Thesis, Dissertation (C/NC, 1-10 credits)
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