51°΅Νψ

Master of Science in Education

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Contact

Jason Asdourian, M.Ed
Assistant Director Graduate Programs in Education
jasdourian@une.edu

Degree name
Education, M.S.Ed.
Sections

Accreditation

All programs at the University of New England are accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE).

Curricular Requirements

The Master of Science in Education

51°΅Νψ allows students to customize their program by choosing electives from different topic areas in education such as curriculum, literacy, educational leadership, and inclusion for teachers looking to advance their careers in education.

Contact your state’s Department of Education for specific certification requirements.

Program Required CoursesCredits
EDU 610 β€” Differentiation Theory & Strategies3
EDU 620 β€” Ethical Responsibilities in Today's Education Systems3
EDU 625 β€” Developing a Framework for Diversity and Inclusion3
EDU 690 β€” Action Research3
EDU 695 β€” Portfolio3
Five (5) Program Specific Electives15
Minimum Total Required Credits30

Program Specific Electives

Elective OptionsCredits
EDU 600 β€” Teacher as Leader3
EDU 701 β€” Educational Leadership3
EDU 702 β€” School Law3
EDU 703 β€” Educational Change/School Reform3
EDU 704 β€” Supervision and Evaluation of Instructional Personnel3
EDU 706 β€” School-Community Relations and Communications3
EDU 707 β€” Instructional Leadership3
EDU 709 β€” School Finance3
EDU 715 β€” Organizational Theory and Strategic Planning3
EDU 720 β€” Special Education Law for the Classroom3
EDU 721 β€” Using Technology within Inclusion Education3
EDU 722 β€” Special Education Assessment in Inclusion Settings3
EDU 723 β€” Teaching and Learning in Inclusion Settings3
EDU 725 β€” Behaviors Considerations/Inclusion3
EDU 726 β€” Telling Your School's Story through Data Analysis3
EDU 727 β€” Understand the Whole Child3
EDU 730 β€” Universal Design for Learning3
EDU 740 β€” Supporting Literacy Development for All Learners3
EDU 741 β€” Literacy Assessments as Teaching Tools3
EDU 742 β€” Study Skills & Content Literacy Instruction for All3
EDU 743 β€” Connecting Reading with Writing for Success3
EDU 744 β€” Meeting Student Literacy Challenges3
EDU 746 β€” Professional Learning and Literacy Leadership3
EDU 747 β€” Literacy for English Language Learners3
EDU 748 β€” Literacy for Inclusion Settings3

Academic Policy

attendance policy

Students taking online graduate courses through the College of Professional Studies will be administratively dropped for non-participation if a graded assignment/discussion post is not submitted before Sunday at 11:59 p.m. ET of the first week of the A term and B term and Friday at 11:59 pm ET of the second week of the AB term. Reinstatement is at the purview of the Dean’s Office.

Minimal Grade Point Average

Matriculated graduate students must maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0 (B) or better. Failure to do so will result in academic probation and possible termination from the program. Any student receiving a grade below B- on any individual course has failed that course and must re-enroll and repeat the course to achieve a grade of B- or better. Students receiving a grade of F in any course will be immediately placed on academic probation. Any student who receives a grade of F in two (2) courses is dismissed from the program.

Dismissal from the Program

Termination from the Program may occur when the Education Program Director becomes aware of one of the following:

  • Surrender of a teacher license in any jurisdiction for disciplinary reasons.
  • Documented academic dishonesty (Note this also includes course online postings and email communications with faculty and staff. Students are advised that their behavior while participating in the Program should exemplify the ethical behavior of a professional educator with respect to all communications.)

Graduation Requirements

To complete the program and receive a Master of Science in Education, a student must:

  • Complete all program requirements.
  • Maintain a minimum