Asian College of Teachers (ACT), in academic collaboration with Preah Sihamoniraja Buddhist University (PSBU), Cambodia, offers a globally recognised Ph.D. in Education designed for educators, researchers, and academic leaders. Created for experienced professionals, the programme enables advanced, independent research and empowers scholars to contribute meaningful insights to educational theory, policy, and practice through a flexible, fully online doctoral pathway.
Asian College of Teachers (ACT), in academic partnership with Preah Sihamoniraja Buddhist University (PSBU), Cambodia, offers a Ph.D. in Education delivered through ACT’s structured academic facilitation framework. The programme reflects ACT’s commitment to global academic excellence by enabling educators, researchers, and professionals to pursue a government-recognised doctoral qualification accredited by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport (MoEYS), Cambodia.
By integrating PSBU’s recognised academic standing and MoEYS approval with ACT’s strong academic mentoring, research supervision, and global learning ecosystem, the programme provides a cohesive and internationally aligned platform for advanced doctoral research in education.
About Preah Sihamoniraja Buddhist University (PSBU)
Preah Sihamoniraja Buddhist University (PSBU) is a formally recognised private higher education institution in Cambodia, accredited by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport (MoEYS). Authorised to confer qualifications up to the doctoral level, the university is known for integrating Buddhist philosophy with contemporary disciplines such as education, management, and applied sciences. Through its MoEYS accreditation, PSBU’s degrees enjoy national recognition and broad acceptance across the ASEAN region, while Asian College of Teachers provides academic facilitation, research supervision, and administrative support for the Ph.D. programme.
Applicants must meet the following requirements:
What Does a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Education Encompass?
During the course, graduates of the programme will be prepared to:
Credits for Ph.D in Education
| Component | Credits |
|---|---|
| Foundation of Research (MCQs) | 15 |
| Research Methods and Statistics (MCQs) | 30 |
| Writing Your Paper (Research Proposal) | 15 |
| Doctoral Thesis (60,000 words) | 120 |
| Viva Voce (Thesis Defense) | 60 |
| Total Credits | 240 |
| Duration | 36 Months |
| Mode | Online / Blended, research-based |
| Assessment | Continuous supervision, proposal submission, dissertation, and viva voce |
Fees
Why Choose ACT × PSBU
Asian College of Teachers (ACT) undertakes a continuous review of its teacher training courses to ensure imparting high quality education. However, there might be circumstances outside of ACT’s control which might affect its stakeholders like if you are planning to teach in a different country, applying for a teaching license, pursuing higher studies or trying to get the certificate approved by the Ministry of Education (MoE) of a particular country then you can do so with the certificate issued by Asian College of Teachers (ACT). However, each country’s Ministry of Education (MoE) or educational bodies set certain standards that are indispensable for the pursuit of higher studies or teaching in schools in that country. So it can be a possibility that you may be able to use the certificate for higher studies or teaching purposes in one country and not in another. Therefore, we strongly recommend that you investigate thoroughly and check with the relevant authorities regarding the acceptance of the certificate issued by us before you enrol on a particular course. ACT strives to offer high-quality education and its certificates can be valuable for various purposes internationally, but still it is crucial for individuals to verify the specific recognition of the certificate in the country they intend to use it, especially for formal education or professional licensing purposes. This approach ensures that the stakeholders make informed decisions regarding their educational and career paths.