The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program at the University of Luzon Graduate School offers specialized majors in (a) Development Education, (b) Language Education, (c) Mathematics Education, and (d) Criminology Justice (Specialization in Criminal Justice). This advanced program is designed for professionals aiming to become leaders and scholars in their respective fields. It focuses on research, critical analysis, and academic leadership, preparing students to tackle complex issues and contribute to transformative change in education, society, and the criminal justice system.

The Development Education major focuses on educational strategies that promote sustainable development, social empowerment, and poverty reduction. Students explore the role of education in societal development, particularly through policies and programs that address social, economic, and cultural challenges. In Language Education, students examine language teaching and learning, exploring linguistics, curriculum development, and language assessment. The program equips graduates to improve language education in diverse cultural and educational contexts.

The Mathematics Education major focuses on research in effective mathematics instruction and curriculum design, aiming to enhance mathematical reasoning and problem-solving skills. Lastly, the Criminology Justice major with a Specialization in Criminal Justice delves into advanced criminological theories, crime prevention, and justice system reforms. Students develop expertise in criminal law, policy-making, and ethical issues, preparing them to lead in criminal justice research, policy, and practice.

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