Master of Arts in Curriculum & Instruction (STEM)
Advancing STEM. Transforming Tomorrow.The Master of Arts in Curriculum & Instruction with a STEM concentration is designed for teachers who have completed 18 or more credit hours in a STEM content area and need a master’s degree for credentialing.
Scholarships for Indiana teachers are available but limited through UIndy’s partnership with STEM Teach. Students interested in the scholarship must apply to CELL’s STEM Teach V Grant.
Advantages
- All courses are online for 8 weeks (7 weeks in the summer)
- Instructional practices focus on impacting STEM equity, agency, and identity
- Nationally recognized and experienced faculty and practitioners
- Transfer credits from accredited universities are accepted
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About the Master of Arts in Curriculum & Instruction - STEM Concentration
Program length & Format
The program can be completed in three semesters: Fall, Winter, and Summer. Courses are taught primarily through an asynchronous format with scheduled Zoom office hours and student support sessions. 1-2 evening synchronous sessions may be required.
Curriculum
When Can I Start?
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.
MA in Curriculum & Instruction (STEM) Admission Requirements
To be considered for admission to the Master of Arts in Curriculum & Instruction - STEM Concentration program, you must:
- Hold a bachelor’s degree in your major content area from a college or university that is accredited by a recognized accrediting agency.
- Have completed or are in the process of completing 18 graduate credits in a STEM content area through Teach Dual Credit Indiana in one content area (if you are applying for a scholarship).
- Have completed or are in the process of completing 18 graduate credits in a STEM content area (if you are paying your own tuition)
- Have access to transcripts to verify your bachelor’s degree and enrollment in 18 graduate dual credit courses from a college or university that is accredited by a recognized accrediting agency.
- Have earned an undergraduate GPA of 2.75 or higher from the baccalaureate degree-granting institution.
- Hold an Indiana teaching license; if you are out of state, then your state teaching license.
Tuition & Aid
Teachers enrolled in the STEM Teach V Grant may be eligible for a full tuition scholarship.
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