Education Master of Science, Individually Designed Program

Employed teachers may pursue a Master of Science in Education as an Individually Designed Program. The Individually Designed Program may be completed in conjunction with an Induction program and/or a Certificate in Inclusive and Responsive Teaching (CIRT). Up to six units of graduate credit may be transferred from another institution in place of electives. 

Requirements

Required Coursework: (30 units)

Masters Project (6 units)

EDU 200 Research Methods 3

EDU 296A Masters Project Proposal 2

EDU 296B Masters Project 1

 

Electives (20)

If completing an Induction program in conjunction with the masters degree, the EDU 225 A/B/C/D or EDU 226 A/B series accounts for 4 units of elective graduate study.

If completely a Certificate in Inclusive and Responsive Teaching (CIRT) in conjunction with the masters degree, approved CIRT-eligible courses account for 12 units of elective graduate study.

Any 200-level graduate-level course offered by the Education Department may be taken as an elective. With advisor approval, 200-level coursework offered by departments other than Education may be taken as electives.