Program Overview
We are proud to provide a M.S. degree in Transformative Education and Social Change (TESC) that seeks to support educators in the examination of the transformative potential of teaching and learning. Candidates in the program will be given the opportunity to reflect on their own experiences, analyze the issues confronting contemporary education and society, and explore justice-oriented frameworks in order to build a better educational vision for the future. This cohort-based program is ideal for K-12 teachers, community-based educators, and community organizers who are committed to diversity, access, inclusion, and justice in a variety of contexts (suburban, urban, and rural).
Program Highlights
- Coursework meets level II teacher certification requirements
- Graduate certificates available in: Educational Technology, Education for Sustainability, Higher Education Policy & Student Affairs, and Latinx and Latin American Education Studies
- Evening classes for adult learners
- Affordable tuition and available graduate assistantships
- Courses taught by internationally recognized professors who are committed scholars and activists in their respective fields
- Provides an excellent foundation for further study at the doctoral level
What can I do with this degree?
- Teachers Administrators
- Nonprofit Education
- Educational Grants and Research
- Community Organizers Activists
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- An annual conference provides students with the opportunity to present their work within an internationally recognized, academic forum.
- A post-graduation publication workshop provides an opportunity for students to publish their work in partnered journals and periodicals.