Curriculum and Instruction Master's Degree Program Highlights
Curriculum specialists are essential in the education field, and a master’s in education in curriculum and instruction at McNeese gives students the knowledge and experience to design, apply and develop educational materials and administer programs in accordance with state and district guidelines while delivering outstanding results for students.
From leading curriculum teams to creating and overseeing projects from administrative positions, graduates from the curriculum and instruction master’s degree program are assets to any school system.
Seven concentrations to choose from
Through relevant and rigorous curricula and field experiences, each concentration in McNeese’s master’s degree in curriculum and instruction program prepares candidates for professional roles in P-12 education. From academically gifted education to special education, each concentration’s scope is pragmatic and specialized, blending theoretical content with practical experience.
At a Glance
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Program Length: 2 years (36 credit hours)
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Curriculum and Instruction Master's Degree Program Concentrations
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Program Contact
Dr. Deborah King, Department Head