The Master of Science in
Education (M.S.E.) is designed for practicing or experienced educators and
instructional leaders. It offers specializations within two of today's most
in-demand areas: Assessment Leadership and English as a Second Language. Pre-Kindergarten through 12th
grade classroom teachers can earn a M.S.E. degree in five semesters while
continuing their teaching careers.
PROGRAM
HIGHLIGHTS
Hallmarks of the Program
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Reduced
tuition rate for Catholic school educators
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Graduate
advisors help select a program specialization based on prior knowledge, experience and interests
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Reduced
tuition rate for current Catholic school educators
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36-credit
hour program - excellent preparation for a variety of careers
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Program
schedule designed for compatibility with public and parochial school calendars
- published well in advance to assist with planning
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Assessment
Leadership specialization provides preparation for positions such as: assistant
principal; assessment coordinator; exam developer; instructional designer;
social services manager; and training officer
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ESL
(English as a Second Language) specialization emphasizes the skills to teach
core disciplines and technology to all students, along with qualifications to
become a certified ESL teacher
Unique program
design
- Allows current teachers to
maintain teaching positions while attending classes
- Most courses are taught in
sequential, six-week modules
- Engagement through
face-to-face instruction, online classes and independent study
- Strong technology integration
and reflective practice with innovative delivery of instruction
- Activities include
collaborative learning & individual projects - aligned with
state/national standards and school improvement plans
- Completion of professional
portfolios to demonstrate growth as educators & leaders
