Curriculum & Instruction, Ed.S.

Degree Prep

To prepare for an Ed.S. or a M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction students must have a Bachelor of Science.

Transfer Courses
The combined total of transfer credits, correspondence credits, non-degree credits, and approved credits more than 8 years at the time the degree is awarded will not exceed 12 credits for master's programs requiring 36 or fewer credits.

Degree Roadmap

Study Plans and Curriculum

Students prepare with initial advisor or major professor a master's degree study plan outlining all course work to be completed to fulfill the requirements for the degree. The study plan is approved by the student's major professor, departmental administrator, and the dean of the College of Graduate Studies. Any subsequent changes in the study plan must be submitted for approval to the Graduate College. Initial Study Plan beginning with Curriculum and Instruction Core Courses. Most core courses are offered in an online format to provide the maximum flexibility for professionals.

• EDCI 570: Intro to Research in C&I
• EDCI 511: Planning and Administering the Curriculum
• EDCI 513: History of Educational Thought
• EDCI 524: Models of Teaching
• EDCI 572: Measurement and Evaluation
• EDCI 599: Non-Thesis Project

Refer to the catalog for required course work.

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Professional Licensing

Completion of the program will make you eligible to sit for the Standard Instructional Certificate with several available endorsements (5-9, 6-12, or K-12).

Scholarships

Visit the Financial Aid office for available scholarships.

Hands-On Learning

Field study and undergraduate research opportunities through industry partners and our Taylor Wilderness Research Station internships are plentiful.

Internships

Upon completion of your coursework, you will be required to take certification exams by the state in which you will work. You also will complete a one semester internship experience in a classroom environment, where you will learn alongside experienced teachers. You also will receive personal mentorship from our leading education faculty. Learn more about semester internships.