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I'm curious if any of you have received a master's in religious education and went on to do doctoral work. Many folks attend large research universities and specialize in curriculum and instruction, educational psychology, and higher education, but many attend seminaries and prestigious divinity schools to major in practical theology, religious education, or congregational studies. Does anyone have experience in this area?

I'm curious if any of you earned a master's degree in religious education and went on to earn a PhD in curriculum and instruction, educational psychology, higher ed., etc.