Graduate
Department of Teaching, Learning and Culture
The Department of Teaching, Learning and Culture offers two degrees at the Master's level: the Master of Science (MS) in Curriculum and Instruction (thesis) and the Master of Education (MEd) in Curriculum and Instruction (non-thesis). There are two delivery options for student seeking a Master's degree: on-campus or on-line.
The department offers the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Curriculum and Instruction. This program is offered to those with an interest in the philosophical, theoretical and methodological constructs of both applied and basic quantitative and qualitative research. The acquisition of knowledge evolves from conceptualizing the procedures of educational inquiry as they relate to both the consumer and the practitioner. Specializations within this research-based program are designed to encompass the original independent research interests of the individual.
The program affords the opportunity for specialized study in the following teaching and cognate areas:
- Culture and Curriculum
- Early Childhood Education
- English as a Second Language (ESL)
- Math Education
- Reading and Language Arts
- Science Education
- Urban Education
We also offer an Online Executive Ed.D. program.Students engaging in the program have the choice of two emphasis to pursue: Educational Leadership or K-12 Administration. Those students interested in following the K-12 Administration emphasis will have the option of completing all requirements for Texas principal certification. Inclusion of elective hours provides students with an opportunity to further explore particular areas of interest.
The Department of Teaching, Learning and Culture also offers a post-baccalaureate certification program for individuals who have completed a bachelor's degree and desire initial certification at the secondary level.
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TLAC Graduate Admissions Information
