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Curriculum and Instruction: Language and Culture Current Students

Program Resources:

Transfer Credit

Students pursuing an MA in Curriculum & Instruction Language and Culture may transfer up to 6 units of master’s level coursework from accredited institutions and 12 units from the University of Redlands core teaching courses as long as the units will not be in obsolescence (older than six years) by the student’s anticipated date of program completion.
 
Courses that will be obsolete by the anticipated date of completion will not be counted toward a graduate degree and cannot be transferred. Students work with their designated advisor on their request. Syllabi are required for consideration of non-University of Redlands courses.
 
The Program Chair reviews the candidate's transcripts and syllabi to determine if the units can be applied to the master's degree. Depending on the number of transfer credits applied, the student’s program length may be altered.

Course Pathways

The Master’s of Arts in Education: Curriculum & Instruction (C&I) degree combines classroom instruction with quantitative and qualitative research in order to deepen students’ understanding of curriculum design and to further their skills in implementing curriculum within diverse classrooms, all within four to six semesters. This program focuses on designing and implementing curricula that centers on social justice within education by including diverse perspectives that encompass inclusion and diversity.

See program pathway effective Fall 2019

See program pathway effective Fall 2018

Career Pathways

There is a sincere need within all levels of the education sector for professionals with a deep understanding of the cutting-edge methods for designing and implementing curriculum optimized for diverse student populations. The University of Redlands' focus on social justice and equity within education gives our students a distinct edge in the job market after graduation, with a competitive skill set highly sought after in the industry. The following are some career options for graduates that utilize a MA in Education: Curriculum & Instruction:

  • Curriculum Designer
  • Curriculum and Instruction Specialist
  • Director of Curriculum and Instruction
  • District Program Specialist
  • K-12 Academic Department Chair

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