The Master of Arts in Education Principles and Practices at Saint Louis University's School of Education is an innovative, in-residence degree program designed to serve teachers and leaders working in schools as well as educational advocates who work in out-of-school contexts.
Through core coursework accompanied by courses in a chosen area of specialization (advanced literacy methods, inclusive practice, or educational equity), students gain tools to improve in their everyday work with youth, communicate research-based best practices to diverse audiences, and work for change in collaboration with local stakeholders.
Curriculum Overview
The degree requires completion of 32 credits of coursework (five core courses and five courses in a chosen area of specialization), a two-credit-hour capstone project, and an oral examination.
Careers
The master’s degree in education principles and practices prepares students for a variety of roles including curriculum coordinator, teacher educator, professional development provider, educational outreach coordinator, nonprofit specialist, special educator, adult educator, and educational advocate.