Qatar University

Overview

The Master of Arts in Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment at Qatar University is designed for educators seeking to enhance their skills in curriculum design, teaching practices, and assessment methodologies. This program emphasizes the development of advanced expertise aligned with the educational standards and learning outcomes established by Qatar University. Students can choose between a research track or a project track, allowing them to tailor their studies to their professional goals.

What you'll study

The curriculum focuses on advanced concepts in curriculum theory, instructional strategies, and assessment techniques. Students also explore educational research and the integration of technology in teaching. The program culminates in either a Research Track, which includes the completion of a thesis, or a Project Track, where students undertake a structured project.

Core coursework includes:

• Advanced Study of Curriculum Theory

• Assessment Principles and Methods

• Theory and Practice in Classroom Instruction

• Integrating Technology in Education

• Critical Issues and Theories in Curriculum Design and Evaluation

• Educational Research Methodologies

• Design and Evaluation of Assessment Systems

Research Track (30 credit hours):

• 18 credit hours of major requirement courses

• 6 credit hours of electives

• 6 credit hours dedicated to a thesis

Project Track:

This track also requires a total of 30 credit hours and concludes with a comprehensive project. Details regarding course requirements and credit distribution for the project track should be confirmed with Qatar University.

Entry requirements

Applicants are typically required to have a minimum GPA of 2.8 and an English proficiency level demonstrated by an IELTS score of 6.0. For detailed entry requirements, prospective students should consult Qatar University directly.

Career prospects