Education Major, MS - Cultural Studies of Educational Foundations Concentration

The concentration’s intellectual identity emerges from a post-disciplinary orientation which includes coursework and research across the traditions of anthropology, history, philosophy, psychology, sociology, and women’s studies. Academically based community service, community based participatory research, and philosophical, ethnographic, and feminist inquiry in the program coursework address fundamental issues in education and relations of power.

Requirements

¹ CSE 591 , CSE 592 . Select two from CSE 504 , CSE 511 , CSE 539 , CSE 544 , CSE 545 , CSE 549 , or CSE 550 .
² Students can design their own specialization area such as gender studies in education; multicultural education; rural education; or religion, ethics and morality.
³ Select two courses from CSE 526 , CSE 560 , EDPY 506 , EDPY 582 , or advisor approved substitute.
⁴ CSE 500  or CSE 503 .
NOTE: To meet program requirements, students must select courses in consultation with a program advisor. Program totals are minimums and some students may be required to complete additional coursework to overcome background deficiencies.