Curriculum and Instruction

The College of Education is a voice of innovation for learning across the lifespan. We prepare professionals who educate and lead. Our inquiry and practice reflect integrity, a commitment to social justice, and the value of diversity in a global community.

We have several master's of education programs: Educational Psychology, Middle Grades and Secondary English Language Arts Education, Reading Education, and Middle Grades and Secondary Social Studies Education. You can also receive a master's of science degree in any area by completing a thesis in addition to coursework.

Common Questions and Concerns:

Eligibility and Admissions: Our admission process holistically evaluates each application. While academic performance is crucial, we also consider your professional background, statement of purpose, recommendations, and for some international students, English proficiency scores. Specific program prerequisites and GPA requirements can be found on individual program pages.

Financial Aid and Scholarships: Various financial aid options are available, including scholarships, grants, teaching or research assistantships, and internships. These opportunities are competitive and vary by program. If eligible, you will receive more information during the admissions process. Our department does not offer admissions fee waivers, but you may request a waiver from the Graduate School.

Online vs. On-Campus: We offer several of our programs in an online format that mirrors the quality of our on-campus instruction. Please see specific program pages for more details.

International Students: We welcome students from around the globe. Please review the Graduate School's requirements on English proficiency and visas for more information.

We invite you to explore each program in detail on our website and encourage you to reach out with any questions or for further guidance. Your journey to becoming a leader in education starts here, and we're excited to be a part of it.