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Fields of Study College of Education and Human Development

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English education

You can prepare for a variety of professions within the field of English education. While most students pursue a career in secondary settings or high school teaching, others in the program have gone on to teach composition at the community college level or to serve as school curriculum coordinators.  Some have structured their studies to include specialty concentrations in composition, language, literature, reading, media, digital technologies, and oral interactions.

Program highlights

Cohort model: The M.Ed./initial licensure program in English education is based on a cohort model, meaning that small groups of students start the program at the same time.

Convenient options for working professionals: Courses at the University are offered at a variety of times, including late afternoons. Students may also enroll in courses offered during the summer and at off-campus school sites.

Interdisciplinary study: Students in this program can choose electives in a variety of subject areas, including communications, gender and women's studies, journalism, and theater.

M.Ed./initial licensure in English education

Program overview

M.Ed. in curriculum and instruction (English education concentration)

Program overview

 

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