The Curriculum and Instruction master's curriculum is designed for certified teachers seeking an in-depth study of teaching, learning and curriculum design. The program is comprised of 11 MEd Curriculum and Instruction courses, including eight core classes and three elective courses of your choosing or three concentration-specific courses. The 33-credit-hour program lets you tailor the degree to your interests and professional needs.
Curriculum and Instruction (MEd) Courses
EDU 520 The Educator Researcher
EDU 533 Learning Through Technology
EDU 547 Curriculum Development
EDU 550 Educational Assessment
EDU 555 Student Centered Curriculum/Instruction
EDU 582 Risk Factors in Educational Achievement
EDU 610 Ethics and School Law
EDU 775 Practicum in Curriculum and Instruction
Select three education electives of your choice
or choose a concentration:
Special Education Concentration
SPED 521 Effective Learning Environments
SPED 525 Critical Issues/Students w/Disabilities
SPED 561 Consultation and Collaboration
Education Leadership Concentration
EDU 760 School Facilities and Finance
EDU 765 School and Community Relations
EDU 780 School Organizational Leadership
Reading Concentration
RDG 503 Emerging and Early Literacy Development
RDG 504 Content Area Literacy
RDG 582 Assessing & Instructing Students with Reading Difficulty
Technology Integration Concentration
EDU 640 Integrating Digital Technology K-12
EDU 641 Integrating Digital Technology K-12 II
EDU 642 Integration Specialist Toolbox
*If you are seeking certification, you must complete a practicum in curriculum administration and work with a full-time Southern New Hampshire University faculty member for project assessment.