Diversity & Equity Online Master's Program
Application Deadlines
Fall admission: May 15, 2013
Spring admission: October 1
For details on how to apply please visit the Prospective Students page.
Program Summary
The Diversity and Equity Master's Program gives students the opportunity to study the history and contemporary educational implications of diversity and difference in U.S. public schools. Students interested in multicultural education, special education, as well as class, gender, and sexuality issues in school policy and practice will explore the theories, pedagogies, and policy analyses to help them construct lessons, curricula, and policy to make schools more equitable institutions.
Diversity and Equity offers courses in a 16 week format. Courses will have 16 weeks of content but 8 synchronous meetings in alternating weeks.
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