Dec 23, 2024

Academic Catalog - Fall 2024

Academic Catalog - Fall 2024 [ARCHIVED]

Master of Education

The Master of Education degree is a research-style degree designed for students licensed in teaching or who are in vocational teaching positions. Specifically, it is designed to equip students to grow in their teaching methods, understand learning theories, produce and assess research, and develop varying approaches to leading others in an educational setting. At the end of the program, students will write a capstone thesis paper. Upon finishing this program, students would be prepared for entrance into a doctoral program for the purpose of teaching in higher education settings or entering academic administration.

Master of Education Core - 10 Hours

GEN 0000 - Sexual Abuse Prevention & Response Training 0 semester hr(s).
SEM 5000 - Introduction to Seminary Education 1 semester hr(s).
CED 6900 - Statistics for Educational Settings 3 semester hr(s).
EVA 6610 - Personal Discipleship & Disciple-making 3 semester hr(s).
MIS 5000 - Introduction to Great Commission Studies 3 semester hr(s).

Christian Education Studies - 15 Hours

CED 5100 - Foundations of Education 3 semester hr(s).
CED 6680 - Educational Technology and Teaching 3 semester hr(s).
CED 6710 - Assessment in the Classroom 3 semester hr(s).
CED 7520 - Children with Exceptionalities 3 semester hr(s).
- CEDXXXX - Educational Psychology 3 semester hrs

Education Selectives - 12 Hours

Choose 12 hours of any of the following course options:

CED6***
CED7***
EDD8*** (Students will need approval from the Director or Associate Director of EdD studies to take EDD8*** courses)

MEd Thesis - 3 Hours

IND 7540 - MA Thesis 3 semester hr(s).