Timeline
Degree Program Start: Fall session 1 (August)
Semester Length: Fall/Spring/Summer — 16-17 weeks (Two 8-week sessions per semester)
Prerequisite Program Courses
Please refer to Curriculum for prerequisite courses.
Program Courses
The following full-time/cohort course sequence provides an overview of your course schedule for the next two years in the online M.Ed. program.
All full- and part-time degree seeking M.Ed. students begin their program by enrolling in EDU-6700 Technology in Education. As a full-time/cohort student, your schedule and time to degree will be different from the part-time students planning guide.
Verify the graduate course schedules and register for your courses with the office of the registrar.
| Year |
Semester |
8-week Session |
Course Number |
Course Name (credits) |
| 1 |
Fall |
1 |
EDU-6700 |
Technology in Education (2)1
, 2
|
| EDU-6100 |
History and Philosophy of Education (2) 2
|
| 2 |
EDU-6000 |
Learning Theory (2) |
| EDU-6300 |
Program and Outcome Assessment (2) |
| Spring |
1 |
EDU-6400 |
Intervention Strategies and Techniques (2) |
| EDU-6200 |
Models of Teaching (2) |
| 2 |
EDU-6050 |
Applied Learning Theory (2) |
| ECS-7000 |
Curriculum Theory: Analysis and Design (2) 2
|
| Summer |
2 or 3 |
ECS-XXXX or
EDA-XXXX or
EDU-XXXX |
Elective (1-3) 5
|
ECS-XXXX or
EDA-XXXX or
EDU-XXXX |
Elective (1-3) 5
|
| |
| 2 |
Fall |
1 & 2 |
EDU-6250 |
Statistical Reasoning in Education (3) 2
, 3
|
| 1 or 2 |
ECS-XXXX or
EDA-XXXX or
EDU-XXXX |
Elective (1-2) 5
|
| Spring |
1 |
EDU-7200 |
Research Design (2) |
ECS-XXXX or
EDA-XXXX or
EDU-XXXX |
Elective (1-3) 5
|
| 2 |
ECS-7950 or
EDU-7900 or
EDU-7950 |
Research Thesis in Curriculum (2) 4
or
Research Project in Education (2) 4
or
Research Thesis in Education (2) 4
|
ECS-XXXX or
EDA-XXXX or
EDU-XXXX |
Elective (1-2) 5
|
| Summer |
2 |
EDU-6150 |
Diversity and Social Issues (2) 2
|
| 2 or 3 |
ECS-XXXX or
EDA-XXXX or
EDU-XXXX |
Elective (1-3) 5
|
Questions?
Prospective students, please contact graduate admissions. Current students, please contact your program advisor.