西新英格兰学院

Western New England’s online Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction program is designed to enhance your knowledge and skills with the goal of preparing you to be educational leaders of the future. The comprehensive nature of the program allows you to leverage your degree in various educational environments while widening opportunities for rewarding job prospects, increased potential for career advancement, and higher earning potential.

Western New England University and its Department of Education are respected throughout New England and across the country—as are our students and alumni. Our online Master’s in Curriculum and Instruction provides you with the opportunity to focus on the development and implementation of curriculum and instruction in either elementary or secondary classrooms. To prepare you to take your career to the next level, Western New England University has developed an online degree program that focuses on a unique blend of curriculum and instruction that responds to the renewed national interest in research and best practices, explores current research on strategies that increase achievement in all students, and teaches students to design lesson plans and effectively evaluate curriculum.

WHAT WILL YOU STUDY?

The online Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction is designed to enhance teachers’ knowledge and skills with the goal of preparing educational leaders of the future. The program design uses best practices of online learning such as building a virtual learning community, active learning, both formative and summative assessments, a variety of assignments, and varied formats for sharing course content. Course topics include principles of differentiating instruction, multicultural education, literacy strategies for struggling readers, and adolescent literacy.

The program is a part-time graduate program with courses offered in 11-week terms. Two courses are offered each fall, winter, spring, and summer term. All coursework is conducted online. The program requires the completion of 10 courses, and by taking two courses per term, your degree can take as little as 15 months to complete.

Note: International students who have been admitted for Fall 2020 and are unable to travel to the US may defer their admission to Spring 2021.