Program:

Doctorate in Mathematics Education

 

University:

Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic

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Background on the University:
Charles University, also known as Charles University in Prague (Czech: University of Karlova), is the oldest and largest institution of higher education in the Czech Republic. It was founded in 1348, making it the first institution of higher education in Central Europe and one of the oldest universities in the world.

 

Charles University enjoys a high academic reputation and is ranked 189th globally. Its emblem even appears on the 100-crown bill of the Czech Republic.

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About Prague:
Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic and the historic capital of Bohemia, is a vibrant city. With 1.3 million inhabitants in the city and 2.6 million in the metropolitan region, it is the 14th largest city in the EU.

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Admission Requirements:
For admission to the doctoral program in education at Charles College, applicants must meet the following criteria:

1. Hold an accredited master's degree
2. Submit a research proposal that has been approved by a foreign supervisor.
3. Participate in an admission interview.

 

Duration of the program:
The doctoral program in education can be completed in two years. The comprehensive curriculum spans two years and includes four study-abroad periods, each approximately 5 days long. If a student needs more time to complete the program, only one trip per year is scheduled.

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Graduation:
Upon completion of the program, students receive a doctoral degree from an accredited institution abroad. The degree is recognized in Israel and enables graduates to contribute to education and mathematics in academia and other professional fields.

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Areas of Research:
The PhD program in Mathematics Education provides opportunities for research in the following areas:

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What do you receive upon graduation?
A recognized PhD

Research areas:

- Education quality and efficiency

- Mathematics education for students with learning difficulties

- Mathematics education for gifted students

- Innovation in mathematics education

- Technology taught by the teacher