教授英语为第二语言的哲学博士

Admission to the PhD Program in Language & Literacy Education requires:
Master's degree with high standing in a relevant educational discipline,
Sample of work demonstrating an ability to undertake research and scholarly writing (max. 30 pages).
CV or resume outlining work experience and academic history
Well-written 500 word (maximum) Statement of Intent to describe your proposed doctoral research. Be sure to indicate how your previous education, professional experience, and research have prepared you to undertake your proposed research, and note which people in the department have expertise in your intended area of study. (It is best to name more than one potential supervisor in your Statement of Interest. You do not need their permission to name them so please do not contact potential supervisors to check their availability.)
The support of three referees including an assessment by at least two university instructors, preferably one of whom is the supervisor of the masters thesis.
Admission to the doctoral program is highly competitive and we have the capacity to admit only a few of the many qualified applicants each year. We strongly advise you to become familiar with the information posted on the department web page including policy and procedures and the research programs of faculty members. Admissions decisions are made by a committee and, unfortunately, individual professors are unable to assess applications in advance of the committee's adjudication.

TOEFL – Test of English as a Foreign Language, minimum score 580 (paper-based) or 237 (computer based), or new minimum TOEFL score of 92 (with a minimum of 22 for each component). IELTS – International English Language Testing System. Minimum overall band score 7, with no component less than 6.5.