Master of Arts Program
Interdisciplinary Education:
Curriculum and Instruction
Advisors: Marsha Savage and Tom Savage
This program is primarily designed for individuals who possess a teaching credential and desire a Master's degree that will allow them to develop expertise in areas of professional interest. The program requires a total of 45 quarter units. This includes 12 units of required core courses, a concentration area developed under advisement from 12-27 units, 3-6 units of courses for the culminative experience and electives chosen under advisement. Students interested in mathematics, science, environmental education, or technology are encouraged to consider the recently created STEEM emphasis.
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Required Courses (12 Units)
- EDUC 391-Ethics camp, or approved alternative (3 units)
- EDUC 392-Study of Teaching (3 units)
- EDUC 393-Curriculum/Program Development (3 units)
- EDUC 490-Research Methods (3 units)
Concentration Area (12-27 Units)
- Chosen under advisement from Instructional Technology, Reading, Special Education, Educational Administration or Curriculum and Instruction. A minimum of 12 quarter hours in one emphasis is required.
Project/Culminating Experience (3-6 Units)
- Note: Culminating experience option include: (A) Thesis (491, 499), (B) Curriculum Project (254, 310), (C) Grant Proposal, (D) Theoretical Commentary (491 or 254 plus 499 or 310), Publishable Paper submitted to a journal (491 plus additional coursework as needed).
Electives
- Requires approval of advisor.
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