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MS in Education: Interdisciplinary Studies

This 30-unit program is ideal for working professionals who are interested in advanced studies in education. A minimum of three (3) semesters of graduate level work at the university are usually required.

All candidates in the Master of Science programs take a 15-unit core course sequence. Candidates choose an additional 15 units from selected graduate fields, based on individual interests (education, business, humanities, and counseling psychology). Students complete a thesis or directed research project, approved by their advisor, which is presented at the end of the program to faculty and students.

program features

  • Innovative and highly regarded curriculum
  • Small class size, personal attention and a supportive learning community
  • Outstanding mentoring from faculty and site supervisors who are experienced classroom teachers, and who know the unique county and district cultures
  • Opportunity to participate in Courage to Teach
  • Master’s 15-unit core classes in a hybrid online – and face to face format
  • For the most current requirements and policies as well as for course descriptions, please refer to our online catalog

Career Possibilities

  • Teach at the community college level
  • Write for professional publications
  • Internship possibilities
  • Preparation for doctoral programs