University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign College of Education 25 courses 32 total credits
for the degree of Master of Education in Secondary Education with teaching licensure Through the Master of Education and the Certificate of Advanced Study, experienced teachers are prepared to become more competent and better informed practitioners who serve as leaders for educational reform in local schools and school districts. Also offered are master's degree programs leading to teacher licensure for individuals who have a degree in a field other than education and wish to become teachers. The three majors leading to licensure are Early Childhood Education (Birth - Grade 2), Elementary Education (Grades 1 - 6), and Secondary Education (Grades 9 - 12). In addition to completing the courses required for an Ed.M. degree, students in these programs follow the same sequence of professional education courses as undergraduate students.
| Total Hours | 32 credits |
Foundations Course List
Any 400 level EPSY course.
Philosophical and Social Foundations Courses in Education Policy, Organization and Leadership
Select one of the following: (4 hours) EPOL 408.
Professional Education Courses
Philosophical and Social Foundations Courses in Education Policy, Organization and Leadership
Select one of the following: (4 hours) EPOL 408.
Professional Education Courses
Philosophical and Social Foundations Courses in Education Policy, Organization and Leadership
Select one of the following: (4 hours) EPOL 408.
Professional Education Courses
Philosophical and Social Foundations Courses in Education Policy, Organization and Leadership
Select one of the following: (4 hours) EPOL 408.
Professional Education Courses
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