Tuition Fee
Start Date
Medium of studying
Duration
Program Facts
Program Details
Degree
Masters
Major
Educational Administration | Educational Evaluation and Research | Educational Leadership
Area of study
Education
Course Language
English
About Program
Program Overview
The Master of Arts in Education from Arizona State University is an online program that offers a personalized curriculum with a choice of focal areas in education. Students develop skills in research, evaluation, and inquiry-based learning, culminating in an applied project related to their chosen focus. The program prepares graduates for careers in education, including roles such as behavior specialist, curriculum designer, and education program manager.
Program Outline
- Program Name: Master of Arts in Education
- College: Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College
- Location: Online
- Degree awarded: MA
- Program Objectives:
- Advance careers in the field of education.
- Support educational endeavors that will in turn shape society.
- Develop distinct identities as educators.
- Program Description:
- Personalized and flexible curriculum to meet individual learner interests.
- Choice of two focal areas from a range of options including:
- Applied Behavior Analysis
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Early Childhood Education
- Educating Multilingual Learners
- Gifted Education
- Global Education
- Learning Design and Technologies
- Literacy Education
- Physical Activity and Physical Education
- Special Education Endorsement
- Data and Society (New College of Interdisciplinary Studies and Arts)
- Digital Audience Strategies (Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication)
- Social Justice and Human Rights (New College of Interdisciplinary Sciences and Arts)
- Technical Writing and Communication (College of Integrative Sciences and Arts)
- Culminating project involving the design and development of an inquiry study related to chosen focal areas.
Outline:
- Required Core: 3 credits
- COE 501: Introduction to Research and Evaluation in Education (3)
- Electives: 24 credits
- Electives chosen to explore focal areas of interest.
- Culminating Experience: 3 credits
- EDU 593: Applied Project (3)
Assessment:
- Assessment methods:
- Assessment criteria:
Teaching:
- Teaching methods:
- Faculty:
- Unique approaches:
Careers:
- Potential career paths:
- Behavior specialist
- Curriculum designer
- Education program manager
- Education subject matter expert
- Instructional designer
- Team lead (K-12 schools)
- Career opportunities:
- Students gain skills in communication, collaboration, leadership, advocacy, and innovation; all essential for success in a variety of education careers.
Other:
- **Program is offered online with multiple enrollment sessions throughout the year.
- **Students who are part of specialized cohorts or initiatives should consult with an advisor to choose a relevant focal area.
- **Program culminates with an applied project related to chosen focus area(s).
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