Doctoral Degree – Classroom teaching
Doctor of Education; Doctor of Science – Pedagogical/Andragogical Sciences; Doctor of Science – Psychological Sciences; Doctor of Science – Physical Culture and Education; Doctor of Science in Sport
After completing all the curricula provided in the curriculum for six semesters, a student who defends his doctoral dissertation receives a certificate of completion of the study program with 180 ECTS credits, namely a doctor of educational sciences; a doctor of science – pedagogical/andragogical sciences; a doctor of science – psychological sciences; a doctor of science – physical culture and upbringing; a doctor of science in sport – 180 ECTS.
The Doctor of Education, as well as the Doctor of Science – Pedagogical/Andragogical Sciences, usually refers to the doctoral study, which focuses on the study of the process of learning and education, as well as the development of strategies to improve the quality of education and upbringing. Some of the key aspects of these Ed.D. and Sc.D. programs include research on educational policies, learning and development theories, technology and innovation in education, evaluation of educational programs, and other similar topics.
Doctor of Science – Psychological Sciences, in turn, focuses on the study of the human mind and behavior, with special emphasis on psychological processes such as perception, learning, motivation, emotions, and other similar topics. This doctoral program usually includes topics such as psychological diagnosis, therapy, child and adolescent development, neuropsychology, and the like.
Doctor of Science – Physical Culture and Education, focuses on the study of physical activity, sports, and physical culture in general, as well as the development of strategies to improve health and quality of life through physical activity. Some of the key aspects of this doctoral program include biomechanics, physiology, sports and recreation, pedagogy of physical education, and other similar topics.
The Doctor of Science in Sports, on the other hand, focuses on the study of sports and athletic performance, with particular emphasis on biomechanics, physiology, psychology, and other similar topics. This doctoral program usually includes topics such as fitness and training, sports nutrition, sports psychology, sports medicine, and other similar topics.