Master's Degree in Secondary Education
This degree is available for those seeking any of the following
- Increased competence in teaching at the secondary level
- Accreditation for teaching dual credit courses in high school programs
- Credentials for teaching at the community college level
Master Comprehensive Exam Information
Core (12 semester hours)
- CUIN 6321 Principles of Curriculum Development
OR C&I 6322 Principles of Curriculum Organization - CUIN 6332 Education in a Multicultural Society
- FEDU 6321 Foundations of Educational Research
OR FEDU 6322 Foundations of Educational Measurement - FEDU 6331 Human Growth and Development
OR FEDU 6333 Principles of Human Learning
OR FEDU 6332 Adult Development
Major (15-18 semester hours)
- Will vary depending on concentration
- Selected by advisement from the teaching discipline of the student
- Courses are outside the School of Education and Human Development
- Courses valid for dual credit teaching and community college instruction must be at the graduate level, 6300 or above
Additional Requirements
- 6 semester hours approved by faculty advisor (non-thesis option)
OR CUIN 6308 and CUIN 6309 (thesis option) - CUIN 6305 Professional Research
TOTAL HOURS REQUIRED: 36
