Master of Education - Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment

The Master of Education degree program is designed to provide you with the knowledge, skills, and tools needed to strengthen your abilities as an educator and increase your students' success. Upon completion of the program, K-12 and post-secondary educators, adult training and development professionals, instructional technology professionals, and other educational practitioners will be better able to create effective learning environments and assume leadership roles in schools or organizations.

In the Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment concentration, you will learn the latest theories, methods, and technologies for fostering student success. You will gain the skills necessary to facilitate learning, promote student achievement, develop and implement program curricula, and conduct meaningful educational assessment in the K-12 school environment. This concentration is appropriate for K-12 educators who are already certified and are seeking to enhance their knowledge and advance their careers in order to have a greater impact on their students, colleagues, school stakeholders, and professional organizations.

The Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment concentration is designed for practicing K-12 educators who seek to deepen their skills and knowledge, improve their practice, and further their abilities to have a positive impact on their learning communities. It may also be appropriate for educators who aspire to leadership roles with responsibilities in curriculum development, assessment, and instructional design.

Note: This program is not designed for students who are seeking teacher certification or administrative licensure.

This concentration is not available in Arkansas, Illnois, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania or Tennessee.

For program disclosure information, click here