M.Ed. Educational Studies

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The Master of Education in Educational Studies is designed for educators looking to advance in their current position, improve their educational practice or become leaders in their professional settings. Individuals will take four education courses and a capstone course to form the core of the degree. Students may choose one of four concentration areas to complete the program requirements for a total of at least 32 credit hours: Curriculum, Teaching, and Assessment; STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics); Teacher Leadership; or Special Education. Classes are offered in the evening and online to accommodate work or teaching schedules.

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Foundations Courses:

ED 6000 - Foundations of Education Leadership (3)
ED 6150 - Action Research (3)
ED 7010 - Education in a Changing World (3)
ED 7020 - Educational Assessment (3)
ED 7940 - Capstone Project in Educational Studies (1) (Not required for students in STEAM concentration)
Total credit hours: 13 (12 credits required for students in STEAM concentration)

Concentration Areas

Students select one concentration and complete the courses required in that area to fulfill the additional credit hours required to fulfill the M.Ed in Educational Studies degree.

Teacher Leadership

Select a minimum of 19 credit hours from the courses below:

ED 6400 - Advanced Psychological Foundations (3)
ED 7000 - Policy, Ethics and Legal Frameworks in Education (3)
ED 7040 - Technology Leadership (3)
MG 6001 - Spirituality and Values in Leadership (2)
MG 6008 - Managerial Communications (2)
MG 6130 - Corporate Social Responsibility (2)
MG 6275 - Developing Leadership in Organizations (2)
MG 6310 - Organizational Behavior (2)
MG 6320 - Project Management (2)
MG 6380 - HR and Managing People (2)
MG 6391 - Conflict Management (1)
MG 6460 - Innovation (1-2)
MG 6680 - Organizational Change (2)
NP 6010 - Leading Mission Driven Organizations (3)
NP 6050 - Resource Development for Social Impact (3)
NP 6200 - Marketing Communications for Nonprofits in the Digital Age (3)
NP 6300 - Charitable Giving and Relationship Management Seminar (3)

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M.Ed. Educational Studies

College of Arts and Sciences

Foundations Courses:

Concentration Areas

Curriculum, Teaching, and Assessment

STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts & Mathematics) K-12

Special Education

Teacher Leadership

Total Required Credit Hours: 32