Educational Studies

The Department of Educational Studies
has four graduate programs of study.

The Department of Educational Studies is composed of four distinct graduate programs with two of those programs also offering undergraduate service courses. Our department serves as a bridge between the other two College of Education departments. The four programs are:

Educational Administration, Educational Research and Evaluation, and Instructional Technology offer both master's and doctoral degrees. The Cultural Studies in Education program offers a master's degree. Educational Administration also offers Principal and Superintendency Licensure. Educational Research and Evaluation provides master's- and doctoral-level courses for all programs within the college. Cultural Studies in Education and Instructional Technology provide undergraduate service courses as well as graduate courses. Admissions criteria are at Ed Studies Admissions Criteria Fall 2006 final 113006. A publication list of the tenure track faculty updated as of March 2007 is available at updated 4 13 Ed Studies Tenure Track Faculty Publications from 1997 forward

Click to download the application for graduate associates.

Dept. of Educational Studies office phone: 740.593.4423