Master of Science in Education / Instruction & Learning
Montana State University-Northern
Program Details
The online MSEd / Instruction & Learning degree program from Montana State University-Northern is designed to improve the instructional skills of the professional educator within their particular learning environment, whether traditional K-12 school, community college, government training, or business training and development. Graduates are able to:
- Apply and implement sound practical changes in their professional practice based upon theoretical and applied research which demonstrates improved instruction and learning
- Integrate and transfer their comprehensive theoretical knowledge base to effective instructional environments and student relationships
- Express a strong continuous learner identity through involvement and participation in professional organizations, advocacy, trainings, workshops, seminars, or other continuing education opportunities which improve instruction and learning for all
- Demonstrate a self-aware and self-reflective stance that allows for growth and the personal dispositions necessary to work in the professional education environment
Requirements
- Requires five on-campus residencies; one orientation and one weekend per each semester
- Baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited college or university
- Official transcripts of all undergraduate and all previous graduate course work
- Cumulative undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or above
- Other program-specific requirements may be required
School Accreditation Statement
Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities