Philadelphia,
PA,
United States
Type
Private
Degrees offered
Bachelor's Degree
EdD in Penn Chief Learning Officer in Philadelphia United States | University of Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
|
Philadelphia United States
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Qualification
Doctor of Philosophy
Languages
English
Delivery Mode
On-Campus
Tuition (2025)
USD
41,544
Attendance
Full-time
Full-time Duration
36 months
The Penn Chief Learning Officer program equips corporate and nonprofit leaders in learning and talent management. We develop scholar-practitioners skilled in creating and applying research-backed approaches for human capital development, leadership growth, and skill-building through flexible learning solutions. Our interdisciplinary executive doctorate caters to mid-career and senior professionals across industries, offering rigorous academic training to design strategic learning programs that enhance organizational performance. In today's knowledge-driven world, nurturing workforce capabilities is essential for organizational achievement. Professionals focused on human capital must integrate data-driven methods into leadership programs and management strategies. This reality makes learning leadership a universal responsibility in modern workplaces.
Destination of Study
Subjects of Study
Language Requirements
English
IELTS 6.0
Qualification Requirements
5-10 years of work experience recommended.
Statement of Purpose:
Part I: In approximately 500 words describe what has led you to apply to the PennCLO Executive Doctoral Program. Please address how your previous personal, professional and educational experiences have prepared you to succeed in an accelerated doctoral program and what you can bring from these experiences to the learning community.
Part II: In approximately 500 words describe your most significant leadership challenge to date. (This experience should be no more than five years ago.) Describe the incident, the critical issues it presented and how you reacted. Reflect on lessons you've learned from that incident, and describe ways in which you might analyze the situation or act differently.
R'sum:
A current r'sum/CV is required.
Letters of Recommendation Required:
2 - One letter must be from a direct manager/supervisor, and another from a prior manager, senior colleague, mentor or client.
Transcripts:
Transcript(s) from prior undergraduate and graduate institution(s) are required
Statement of Purpose:
Part I: In approximately 500 words describe what has led you to apply to the PennCLO Executive Doctoral Program. Please address how your previous personal, professional and educational experiences have prepared you to succeed in an accelerated doctoral program and what you can bring from these experiences to the learning community.
Part II: In approximately 500 words describe your most significant leadership challenge to date. (This experience should be no more than five years ago.) Describe the incident, the critical issues it presented and how you reacted. Reflect on lessons you've learned from that incident, and describe ways in which you might analyze the situation or act differently.
R'sum:
A current r'sum/CV is required.
Letters of Recommendation Required:
2 - One letter must be from a direct manager/supervisor, and another from a prior manager, senior colleague, mentor or client.
Transcripts:
Transcript(s) from prior undergraduate and graduate institution(s) are required
Tuition
USD
41,544