Categories of study Master of Education

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1 categories of study

1.1 curriculum , instruction/curriculum , teaching
1.2 counselor education
1.3 school counseling
1.4 neuroscience interdisciplinary degree in education
1.5 academic enrichment
1.6 higher education , student affairs
1.7 adult education
1.8 special education
1.9 religious education
1.10 media & technology
1.11 prep ed.d. or ph.d.





categories of study

typical programs branch 1 of several categories:


curriculum , instruction/curriculum , teaching

this typically area advance knowledge of, , professional practice in, teaching , learning. coursework in field focuses on teaching, public service, , scholarship. @ master s level, curriculum , instruction majors (or curriculum , teaching @ schools) participate in educational research. major designed preparation enter educational careers in schools, including classroom teaching.


counselor education

this typically area students study become mental health professionals , work toward state licensure in mental health counseling. typically state licensure requires 90 credit hours on quarter system.


school counseling

candidates in school counseling typically study psychology, sociology, or social work undergraduates. master s degree, in addition advanced courses of study, certifies individual employment school counselor.


neuroscience interdisciplinary degree in education

harvard university notable having interdisciplinary neuroscience master s degree given m.ed. degree may have little instruction in teaching, education referring learning process in humans versus profession or institution of education.


academic enrichment

this typically area teachers increasing knowledge in specific field or branching area within teaching. examples subject related, such mathematics, social studies, or science, or tiers of school, such elementary or high school. these teachers may maintaining certification or moving more marketable bracket.


higher education , student affairs

coursework in area aimed @ study of colleges , universities (higher education) or administrative operations of higher education (student affairs) in specific programmatic elements.


adult education

this focuses on teaching of individuals 18 years or older. classes, such adult literacy, high school diploma programs, english second language, parent education, , job training classes sponsored government. others, such art , dance classes fee-based. b.ed. degree or teacher s certificate not requirement admission adult education program.


special education

this degree designed develop capabilities , resources of educators of children require special education (for example, students autism spectrum disorders, students intellectual disabilities).


religious education

a terminal degree in preparation teaching religious studies.


media & technology

the purpose of master of education (m.ed.) in media & technology address learner in classroom , requires integration of instructional design principles multimedia presentations emphasis in assessment. classroom instructors across range of academic disciplines integrate technology classrooms, there expanding need have pedagogy , skills drive integration. use degree design instructional technologies, , others serve technology facilitators in schools.


prep ed.d. or ph.d.

this typically area teachers study continuing work doctoral programs. candidates in area study specific educational issues , begin educational research in preparation doctoral work. broadest area of master s work education.








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