A PhD in teacher training education, or a PhD in Education, is the highest degree a student can earn in the field of education. It prepares students for careers in research and teaching. Some details about a PhD in teacher training education include: 

• Curriculum

  Students take courses that provide a theoretical foundation in education and methodology to prepare them for their dissertation research project. 

• Research

  Students learn to identify gaps in existing research, interpret relevant literature, and produce new original research. 

• Career

  A PhD in Education can be a beneficial career move, as many university faculty positions in education departments involve working with preservice teachers. 

• Eligibility

  To pursue a PhD in education, students typically need to meet the following criteria: 
  • Have a bachelor's degree from a government-recognized university 
  • Have a master's degree with a minimum of 55% marks 
  • Clear a PhD entrance exam, such as UGC NET, UGC JRF, TISS-RAT, or DUET 
  • Some universities may also require work experience 
  • Students pursuing a part-time PhD may need a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from their organization or institute