Areas of Specialization
Within the degrees offered by the department, students can elect particular areas of specialization. These areas include:
Masters of Education (with major in Education)
- M.Ed. with specialization in Elementary Education
- M.Ed. with specialization in Curriculum & Instructional Technology
- M.Ed. with specialization in Special Education
- M.Ed. with specialization in Historical, Philosophical & Comparative Education
- M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction (see Generalist Specialization) with emphasis in:
Curriculum Theory, Educational Psychology, Foreign Language Education, Literacy, Mathematics Education, Multicultural Education, or Science Education
Masters of Science (with major in Education)
- M.S. with specialization in Elementary Education
- M.S. with specialization in Curriculum & Instructional Technology
- M.S. with specialization in Special Education
- M.S . with specialization in Historical, Philosophical & Comparative Education
- M.S. in Curriculum and Instruction (see Generalist Specialization) with emphasis in:
Curriculum Theory, Educational Psychology, Foreign Language Education, Literacy, Mathematics Education, Multicultural Education, or Science Education
Masters of Arts in Teaching in Science Education
Doctor of Philosophy (with major in Education)
- - Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction (CI) with emphasis in:
- Curriculum Theory, Historical, Philosophical, and Comparative Education, Literacy, Mathematics Education, Multicultural Education, Science Education, Special Education.
- Ph.D. with specialization in Curriculum and Instructional Technology (CIT)
Programs
Core Courses (Masters programs) (in 
