Education
Learning, leadership, and the study of education.
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Master of Science
Specializations include Instruction & Learning, Educational Psychology, Exceptional Education, and Educational Leadership.
Doctor of Philosophy
Areas of study include Educational Psychology, Educational Leadership, Higher Education, and Exceptional Education.
Individual concentration
The catalog includes a student-designed concentration, shaped through an individual learning plan. Current approval criteria and available supervision require confirmation.
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Master of Science: degree structure
| Component | Credits | Academic content |
|---|---|---|
| Core competencies | 18 | Psychology of Learning; Cognitive Development; Quantitative Methods; Research Design; Instructional Technology; Curriculum Development. |
| Specialization | 12 | Competencies within Educational Leadership, Educational Psychology, Exceptional Education, or Instruction & Learning. |
| Major project or master’s thesis | 6 | An original quantitative or qualitative investigation. |
Doctoral study: degree structure
| Component | Credits | Academic content |
|---|---|---|
| Core competencies | 24 | Psychology of Learning; Educational Organizations; Instructional Technology; International Education; Issues in Contemporary Educational Policy; Educational Evaluation; Quantitative Methods; Research Design. |
| Advanced competencies | 30 | Specialist competencies, with an optional minor or cognate area. |
| Directed research | 24 | An original quantitative or qualitative investigation. |
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