M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction: Emphasis in Science Education

Four strands of inquiry are woven into our various graduate courses. These strands emphasize faculty members’ expertise and interests while reflecting the current research agenda of the program area, including:

1. models of science teaching and learning,
2. models of science learning environment design,
3. models of teacher preparation and renewal and
4. models of engagement with scientists.

Many of the science education courses use innovative technologies in their design, including Web-based community portals, distance technologies, and hand-held data-collection devices. The program offers a Master of Education (M.Ed.) (non-thesis) degree. Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degrees are also available for students who are seeking a research as well as a teaching emphasis and college or university faculty positions.

Students work closely with their advisors to develop an individualized program of study that best suits the student’s career goals while satisfying the core requirements of the department.

Note: This is not a teacher certification program.

Admissions

To be admitted to a graduate program, you must apply to the TLAC department and Texas A&M University.

Program Details

Degree: Master’s in Curriculum & Instruction
Emphasis: Science Education
Program Delivery: Online
Degrees Offered: Master of Education
Credit Hours: M.Ed. 36 hours

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Curriculum

View M.Ed. Degree Plan

View M.Ed. Elective Courses

Download the TLAC Graduate Student Handbook