PhD in education
 A third degree in education, or a doctorate in education, is an advanced course designed for those who want to deepen and expand their knowledge and understanding in the field of education, contribute to research in the field and lead educational innovations. Some of the places where such a degree can be used include:
 1. Academic research: a doctorate in education allows one to engage in advanced scientific research, develop new theories and test them, and expand the boundaries of existing knowledge in the field of education.
 2. Educational leadership: PhD graduates in education often enter senior positions in the education system, such as school principals, supervisors, or administrative positions in education ministries.
 3. Development of educational policy: Advanced knowledge in education can lead to work in policy development, when influencing decisions at the national and international level regarding educational policy.
 4. Consulting and training: PhD graduates in education can work as consultants and instructors for educational institutions, and contribute their experience and knowledge to the improvement of learning and teaching.
 5. Development of learning materials and curricula: expertise in the field of education can lead to the development of new learning materials, curricula, and teaching strategies that will affect future generations.
 6. Writing and publishing: Many PhD graduates in education find themselves writing and publishing academic articles, books and opinion pieces that shape the