Our mission is to advance competent, reflective educators of character who strive to expand their professional repertoire and excel as classroom and school leaders by providing relevant and engaging experiences.

Overview

The Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction makes advanced education accessible to full-time teachers. The M.Ed. program reflects the mission and purpose of the university, emphasizing traditional Christian values of service, ethics and caring.

Our cohort model is designed for the working professional whereby 12 to 18 practicing teachers pursue the program together. The cohort provides students with a support group with whom they can collaborate on projects inside and outside of class. Students may begin a cohort group in either September or January depending upon enrollment. Evening and summer courses are offered on the Anderson University campus.

Students can complete the 36-credit program in 21-24 months. Generally, students enroll in one core course each 12 week semester and complete the remaining core and elective courses during the summer.

This program is designed to professionalize the teaching license in Indiana and is approved by the Division of Professional Standards. For information regarding professionalizing a teacher's license visit the Division of Professional Standards Web site at http://www.doe.state.in.us/dps/ or contact the license advisor in the School of Education at (765) 641-4399.