Certificate Programs range from 15-18 credits and offer a sequence of courses which have a clear educational objective to be achieved in an efficient and defined manner.
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| Bilingual & Dual Language Education | Designed for educators who are interested in a certificate and/or endorsement supporting multilingual learners’ needs in both language and literacy development. |
| Early Grade Reading in Developing Countries | Professional development for practitioners and policymakers working on early grade reading projects around the world. |
| Higher Education Leadership | Focused on the study of leadership, management and organization in higher education and the intersection of theory and practice. |
| Social Justice Education | Track A is designed for graduate students teaching undergraduate diversity or social justice courses on this campus. Track B is designed for graduate students preparing for social justice teaching in schools or related venues (such as after-school programs). |
| Digital Media Design & Making in Education | Ideal for current and future educators looking to discover ways to use technology to enrich, extend, and advance learning in formal and informal educational environments. |
Students in the higher education program aspire to be leaders in higher education, revolutionizing the field by working for social justice and equity in educational institutions.
The international education program prepares students for careers in international development building and strengthening educational systems across the two-thirds world. We are a community of scholar-practitioners who work alongside populations marginalized by structural inequalities such as gender, race, sexualities, ethnicity, poverty, and conflict.
Social justice education prepares teachers, leaders, and scholars to foster educational environments that are socially just, diverse, inclusive, and equitable.
Transform teaching and learning by applying theory and research to practice. Use current and emerging technologies to create new media, design innovative instruction, and build online learning experiences that enrich informal and formal education.
Language, literacy, and culture scholars focus on a wide range of topics, including language acquisition, ESL, multicultural education, critical multiliteracies, children’s and young adult literature, and critical media literacy, seeking to transform education to better meet the needs of all learners in multicultural and multilingual contexts.
