Master of Science in Education: Curriculum
Curriculum Details
36 total credits required
The online Master of Science in Education will give you a competitive advantage in the education industry and allow you to specialize in a concentration of your choice. The program includes 36 credit hours, 15 of which are in the teacher-researcher core, and takes one and a half to three years to complete. You will learn techniques in quantitative and qualitative research methods, critically consume research, and write a literature review to provide a foundation to plan, implement and report results from your M.S. research project.
Our program allows you to specialize in concentrations like curriculum and instruction, dyslexia, English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL), literacy, special education, or trauma in educational communities. Electives can further customize your degree program for the career you want. Consult your advisor on the course options available and needed to complete your concentration. With newly redesigned degree requirements, you can complete your online M.S. in education in five quarters, moving at a pace that fits your schedule and goals.
Within the Curriculum and Instruction concentration, there is another requirement to complete minimum one course from the following concentrations: Dyslexia, ESOL, Literacy, and Trauma.
Transfer Information
EOU offers a generous transfer policy for course credits to make it even more affordable and accessible to learn. The online Master of Science in Education program accepts 15 transfer credits, which must be approved based on alignment to master’s program requirements.
Required Teacher Research Core Courses
Curriculum and Instruction concentration (Required Courses)
ESOL concentration (Required Courses)
Special Education concentration (Required Courses)
Dyslexia concentration (Required Courses)
Literacy concentration (Required Courses)
Trauma in Educational Communities concentration (Required Courses)
Get in Touch
We are here to answer any questions you may have. Contact an enrollment counselor at 855-805-5399 or complete the request for information form and we will be in touch.