Graduate ProgramsThe college offers graduate studies leading to the degrees of Master of Art (Education) and Doctor of Philosophy (Education). The general rules and regulations of the University governing graduate programs apply to the master?s and doctoral programs unless otherwise below. Master of Art (Education) The MA (Education) is a graduate program geared basically for professional advancement of teacher and other education personnel. Areas of specialization | Art Education
Biology Education
Chemistry Education
Counselor Education
Education Psychology
Education Technology
Educational Administration
Environmental Education
Guidance
| Health Education
Language Education
Mathematics Education
Non-formal Education
Research and Evaluation
Social Studies
Special Education
Teaching in the Early Grade (k-2)
| Curricular Framework | | Type of Course | | Major Courses
Research
Educational Foundations
Cognates
Electives
Thesis | 15-18
6 units
3 units
6 units
3 unts
6 units | | | | | | | | |
Doctor of Philosophy (Education)The PhD (Education) is a research degree confirmed in recognition of a candidate?s command of a broad field of academic and research knowledge and of his ability to initiate, recognize, and pursue the investigation of an original problem which is based upon or contributes to a body of theory related to the field of education. Areas of specialization | Anthropology/Sociology of Education
Biology Education
Chemistry Education
Counselor Education
Educational Administration
Educational Psychology
History & Philosophy of Education
| Language Education
Mathematics Education
Physics Education
Reading Education
Research and Evaluation
Social Studies Education
Special Education
| Curricular Framework | | Type of Course | | Major Courses
Research
Educational Foundations
Cognates
Electives
Dissertation
Comprehensive exam | 18-21
6 units
3-6 units
6-9 units
3-6 unts
12 units
0 units | | |
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