graduate SCHOOL OF Education
The ABU School of Education is committed to preparing individuals with a passion for education to assume leadership roles and make a lasting impact on students' lives.
Master of Education in Curriculum & Instruction
30-hour non-thesis
For more information, please contact the Office of Academic Affairs.
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Core Curriculum Requirements: 21 hours
EDAD 6300 Foundations of Instructional Leadership
EDUC6304 Improvement of Instruction
EDUC6306 Curriculum Design & Instruction
EDUC6302 Research in Education
EDUC6313 Assessment to Improve Learning
EDUC6318 Leading for Learning
EDUC6315 Internship in Curriculum & Instruction
Elective Hours: 9 hours
EDUC6320 Project Based Learning
ESLS5304 Methods in Teaching ESL
SPED5310 Introduction to Exceptional Learners
Program Outcomes
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Enhanced student success
To be equipped with experiential learning, relevant application, and opportunities for research in order to enhance student success.
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Prepared for employment
To be considered for employment in the areas of teacher leader, grade level/department chair, content specialist, curriculum specialist, and/or instructional leader.
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Pedagogical & Leadership Competency
A graduate of the ABU Graduate School of Education will demonstrate advanced pedagogical and leadership competencies, integrating evidence-based practices with a commitment to ethical decision-making and service grounded in biblical principles.
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Understanding of Theory & Policy
A graduate of the ABU Graduate School of Education will articulate and apply a comprehensive understanding of educational theory and policy.
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Meeting Needs
A graduate of the ABU Graduate School of Education will design and implement innovative educational programs and research initiatives that address societal needs.
FAQs
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It will take 2 years to complete the program.
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Only one graduate transfer credit is accepted for up to 3 credits.
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Submission of GRE scores are encouraged but not required.