The Master of Education in Curriculum & Instruction: The Inclusive Classroom (SPED) will provide you with the expertise to expand your career options. Using cutting-edge curriculum and easy-to-use online learning tools, Concordia University’s experienced faculty will provide you with the best in theory and practice to prepare you as an instructional leader.
Concordia’s five-week classes can be accessed via the Internet at the times and locations most convenient for you. As a candidate for a Master of Education in Curriculum & Instruction, you will find that assignment submission is convenient, submission deadlines are achievable, and all requirements for a course fall within the dates stipulated for the courses.
I would like to obtain a Master’s in Education with a concentration in Early Childhood Education and wanted to know if I could also do a second concentration, such as SPED. Is it possible to receive two concentrations?
Adria, Yes, we do offer Dual Concentration! Dual Concentration is a fabulous benefit for educators because additional career opportunities may be available. Educators need to complete 4-6 additional courses, which provides a second concentration! Thank you.
Will I be able to get a teaching job with this degree? Is this school recognized in GA and TN?
Claressa, This is a Master’s degree and does not include certification/licensure. Depending on what grade level you would like to teach you may need certification/licensure. Concordia is Regionally Accredited so you may double check with the Department of Education for your state to confirm. Feel free to call and we can help you walk through your options. Thank you.
Within this program would I be able to choose a concentration that deals with teaching students that are diagnosed with Autism?
Jacqueline, Click here: Inclusive Classroom SPED. Autism spectrum is one of the areas discussed. Thank you.
Are there 5 core classes and 5 specific SPED classes required to achieve a Master’s of Education with a concentration in The Inclusive Classroom Special Education? Is that correct? Thank you.
Valerie, Yes, you are correct! Thank you.
Hi,
I have a Diploma in inclusive education and really would like to improve my skills. Can you please tell me what are the requirements needed and the fees?
Thanks a lot, Sarah
Sarah, Click here: International Requirements. Click here: Tuition. Thank you.
I am working as a resource teacher in Chennai, INDIA. May I join this program and if so where can i get information about course outline, fee structure etc.
Sara, We have 10 different Master of Education degrees available. Here is the link for the Inclusive Classroom Special Education, click here: Program outlines. Click here: Tuition. If you are an international student please review requirements. Thank you.
Since your program does not offer licensure, what other steps would need to be taken for a student to become licensed in the state of Oregon? Thank you!
Hello Lyndsey, The additional steps for licensure from our ground campus depend on the license you are pursuing. You can view our licensure programs at our Concordia University website: http://www.cu-portland.edu/ click on Academics and then the College of Education. Best of luck.
Does your university offer the special ed credential for teaching in California? Does the M.Ed allow one to teach special education in mild to moderate? What is the cost of your program? Where is the teaching internship.Thanks.
Liz, the Concordia M.Ed. program does not offer teacher credentialing. The Special Education (SPED) program is structured for the generalist and is applicable to most types of special ed situations. The cost of the program is $620 per credit, and the program is 30 credits. Our fully online, one-year program does not require a teaching internship; our students enroll in a capstone course called the Action Research Project, which is the final course in the program.