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Graduate Programs in Education with Specialization in Curriculum & Instruction.

Welcome to the Curriculum and Instruction graduate program at the University of Wyoming. The Curriculum and Instruction (C & I) program is a collaborative graduate program made of faculty from the departments of Educational Studies, Elementary and Early Childhood Education, and Secondary Education.

What to expect in C&I:

  • Challenging courses taught by respected education scholars, thought-provoking readings and discussion delivered through a variety of formats, including distance education
  • Opportunities to conduct research with or under Curriculum & Instruction faculty members
  • Opportunities to participate in professional conferences, including the expectation that graduate students will make scholarly presentations at professional conferences
  • Those who are awarded graduate assistantships will have the opportunities to co-teach with a faculty member or independently teach an undergraduate course in the teacher education program

The C & I program offers advanced coursework for educational professionals interested in pursuing their Master's of Arts (M.A.) degree as well as for educational professionals in pursuing either a Doctorate of Education (Ed.D.) or a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.).

Our Ed.D. Program is for classroom teachers who have a masters degree and are interested in advanced study with the primary intention of remaining in school districts while advancing their leadership potentials both inside and outside the classroom. Our Ph.D. is for those educational professionals whose advanced study might someday lead them to research-oriented careers, primarily working in university settings.

The C& I program is home to specific areas of specializations including specific certificate/endorsement programs. These include the Early Childhood Endorsement, the English as a Second Language Endorsement, the Literacy Endorsement, and the Teachers of American Indian Children certificate program. The C & I program also is home to four endowed faculty members in literacy education, mathematics education, and science education. These are in addition to a variety of other academic interests which characterize the faculty in the program.

Sincerely,
Timothy Rush
Peter Moran
Leslie Rush

For more information, please contact:

Michelle Hansen, Office Associate
McWhinnie Hall Rm. #316
mhanse19 @uwyo.edu
(307)-766-6371  

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University of Wyoming
College of Education
Curriculum and Instruction
Dept. 3374
1000 E. University Ave.
Laramie, WY 82071

Michelle Hansen, Office Associate
McWhinnie Hall Rm. #316
mhanse19 @uwyo.edu
(307)-766-6371

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