Master of Arts in Education - Curriculum and Instruction 

This degree program is designed to combine excellence in instructional methodologies used in education with foundation coursework that focuses on the at-risk student in the mainstream.  An integration of personal and group motivational techniques and theories in organizational management, and a summary of legal issues in education, introduce the student to innovative, applied models of instruction. Requirements for added endorsements vary by state. Contact the University to determine your state's requirements.

FOUNDATION COURSES
15 semester Credit Hours

EDF 7103  Philosophy, Accountability and Change
EDF 7203  Diverse Community of Learners
EDF 7303  Leadership and Management of Change 
EDF 7163  Research:  Assessment and Evaluation
EDF 8503  Master's Research Project

CONCENTRATION COURSES
21 Semester Credit Hours

EDC 7291  Differentiated Instruction
EDC 7295  Theory and Practice of Curriculum Development
EDC 7297  Curriculum Evaluation
EDC 7299  Curriculum Design and Content Standards
EDC 7293  Instructional Theory and Techniques
EDC 7753  Assessment Techniques for At-Risk Learners
EDC 7703  School and Community Resources for Educational Intervention

TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED FOR GRADUATION                                                      
36 Semester Credit Hours