Campbell University
Master of Education in Interdisciplinary Studies
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See the degree grade →A Master of Education in Interdisciplinary Studies for students who want advanced education-related preparation without K–12 teacher licensure. It suits those aiming to teach at community colleges, coach, or work in college-level roles, with a focused 18-hour concentration in a chosen discipline.
What you'll study
Students take 18 credit hours in a chosen concentration area. Available concentrations include Education, English, Exercise Science, Mathematics, Social Studies, and Business. The concentration coursework is intended to provide the disciplinary depth needed to teach at the community college level.
Entry requirements
The programme operates on rolling admissions. For programme-specific questions contact Dr. Emily Cayton at cayton@campbell.edu. For admissions assistance contact Graduate Admissions at stharrington@campbell.edu.
Career prospects
Graduates typically pursue careers that involve teaching at community colleges, coaching, or working at the college level. Completing the degree does not confer K–12 teaching certification.
Scholarships & funding angle (general)
Funding and scholarship opportunities vary by institution and applicant; contact the university's graduate admissions or financial aid office to learn about available assistantships, scholarships, or other support for graduate students.
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