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Overview Purpose StatementThe Curriculum and Instruction program of the Northern Arizona University is designed and ideally suited for educational professionals with prior degrees in fields such education, higher education, and other professional fields (i.e. engineering and nursing). Individuals may be continuing their academic journey, or engaged in careers such as teaching (K-20), education leadership, curriculum development, or community development through curricular design. Students have a desire to engage in a rigorous program to gain a thorough understanding of the field of curriculum and instruction. Ultimately, through their research, publication, and professional contributions, candidates will enrich the field of education and curriculum design throughout Arizona, the nation, and internationally. Students participate in advanced coursework, readings, and seminars that explore the depth and breadth of major theories, and research methodologies across the field of curriculum and instruction. Engaging with faculty members, students explore theoretical frameworks and construct reasoned curricular arguments that fit within the field of curriculum and instruction as well as their professional contexts of practice. I want to find another Phd Course Our graduates work in many educational contexts including universities, community colleges, K-12 districts and schools, as well as business, technical, and vocational institutions. Pursing expertise through the program’s progression pathways, graduates from the C&I Program are prepared to assume positions as assistant professors in several diverse areas (including, but not limited to: curriculum and instruction, teacher education, instructional design, and early childhood education). Additionally, international students graduating from this program, often return to assume university faculty positions and become agents of change within their communities. The PhD program prepares individuals to assume expert roles in many fields of education such as: learning and curricular, design, higher education, education technology, and leadership.

The Curriculum and Instruction program of the Northern Arizona University is appropriate if you are seeking advanced preparation in teaching and learning and wish to prepare for professional leadership and participation in public or private schools, community colleges, universities, and other agencies.

Disciplines

EducationEarly Childhood EducationTeaching

Requirements

Academic Requirements

gpa

English Requirements

IELTSMin 6.5
TOEFLMin 80

Other Requirements

1NAU Graduate Online application is required for all programsUndergraduate degree from a regionally accredited institutionGrade Point Average (GPA) of 3.00 (scale is 4.00 = "A"), or the equivalentTranscriptsEnglish language proficiencyMaster's degree from a regionally accredited institutionResume or curriculum vitae3 letters of recommendationLetter of interestWriting sample (between 5-10 pages in length with reference list)Professional/leadership experiences in educationCommunity, Non-professional activitiesPersonal history of working in diverse settingsPersonal statement on diversity

Curriculum and Instruction