The M.S.Ed. in Education Policy equips students with research expertise across various inquiry methods, allowing them to explore education at all levels, from PreK through higher education. The program takes a multi-disciplinary approach, examining educational challenges through lenses such as economics, history, public policy, philosophy, and sociology. By focusing on issues at local, state, national, and international levels, students are prepared to tackle the pressing problems facing education policy and reform.
Students must complete the Education Policy Research Practicum during the Spring semester in order to complete the degree.
The Education Policy, M.S.Ed. program consists of 10 course units along with the successful completion of the Education Policy Research Practicum. As part of these 10 courses, you select 2 electives that allow you to tailor the program of study towards your own specific interests and goals.
For information about courses and requirements, visit the Education Policy, M.S.Ed. program in the University Catalog.