The test may be repeated until a passing grade is achieved. Information and directions concerning this procedure are available in the Education Student Services Center, Rhodes Tower, Room 1401. Wang Karl F. Wheatley Return to top Introduction Programs leading to the Master of Education degree are designed for individuals desiring to work as professional educators of children, youth, and adults.
Most graduates seek employment in elementary and secondary schools.
All courses in these programs are offered in the late afternoon and evening in order to accommodate students who wish to maintain full-time employment. The Department of Curriculum and Foundations is responsible for courses in the College Core. The Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance Department offers the Curriculum and Instruction specialization in Health and Physical Education, as well as programs in Sports Management, Exercise Science, and Community Health Education. See the brief descriptions of each program and specialization below. Equity issues, including race and ethnicity, gender, and socio-economic disadvantage.