Education - General (MSE)

The Master of Science in Education is for individuals with a bachelor’s degree who wish to broaden their skills and abilities in education. The degree requires a minimum of 30 credits. You must select 12 credits from an array of core courses. Three credits must be a research course. The remaining 15 credits can consist of a specialization or electives for a personally designed program. The specialization options include early childhood education, family and consumer science, health education, reading, or special education.

You can complete teacher licensure in those areas concurrently within the program, with additional requirements as determined by the Department of Public Instruction.