Boston University

Overview

The Curriculum and Teaching program at Boston University is designed for educators and teaching professionals seeking to enhance their skills and knowledge in the field of education. This master's program empowers students to engage in advanced studies that refine their teaching practices, supported by experienced faculty who guide their academic journey. Participants have the opportunity to deepen their expertise in specific teaching areas, investigate educational research, or pursue additional endorsements relevant to their career paths.

What you'll study

Curriculum overview

The program offers a comprehensive selection of graduate-level courses focused on education and teaching methodologies. Students collaborate with academic advisors to create a tailored academic plan that aligns with their professional aspirations.

Example course topics include:

• Education
• Sheltered English Immersion
• Special Education
• Mathematical Reasoning in the Elementary Grades: Number Systems
• Mathematical Reasoning in the Elementary Grades: Algebra, Geometry & Statistics
• Elementary Education Curriculum Methods

Tailoring your study plan

• Gain advanced knowledge in a chosen teaching area, such as language acquisition or special education.
• Examine current research and practices relevant to schools and the teaching profession.
• For eligible candidates, pursue an endorsement for teaching licensure alongside the master’s degree.

Entry requirements

While specific GRE, GMAT, or minimum GPA cut-off requirements are not mandated for this program, applicants are encouraged to demonstrate their academic capability and readiness for graduate-level coursework.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Curriculum and Teaching program are well-prepared for a variety of roles within the educational sector. They may find opportunities in K-12 education, curriculum development, educational leadership, or specialized teaching positions. This program not only enhances teaching expertise but also opens pathways for career advancement in diverse educational settings.