ÎçÒ¹¿ì²¥’s Diverse and Equitable Instruction concentration meets a well-recognized need in educational settings and related fields. Professionals in public and private education, human resources, training, youth services, and non-profit may be interested in pursuing this master’s degree to further their career or bolster their professional development and understanding in the DEI space.
Our new Online-Synchronous schedule means you attend class in real-time from the most convenient location for you. Benefit from the support Curry is known for in a format that better fits your schedule.
We proudly offer fixed tuition, with no tuition increase as long as you remain enrolled with your original cohort group. The Curry M.Ed. in Diverse and Equitable Instruction program also charges no additional course fees.
The fixed tuition is $17,267 ($557 per credit x 31 credits). Alumni receive a 20% discount.
Students interested in earning a Certificate in Diverse and Equitable Instruction can do so by completing any four DEI courses within two academic years.
All classes meet one night a week in our online-synchronous format. The actual schedule may vary based on holidays and other scheduling details.
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The Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Diverse and Equitable Instruction is a 31-credit program; all courses, aside from Thesis Advising, are 8 weeks. Unless noted, all classes are three credits. Schedule is subject to change.
Applications will be reviewed on a space-available basis.
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The ÎçÒ¹¿ì²¥ Master of Education concentration in Diverse and Equitable Instruction provides educators, across multiple settings, with an opportunity to develop more self-awareness and a deeper understanding of the current research and best practices for diverse and equitable instruction inclusive of all learners.
Across the courses, students will explore multiple perspectives and frameworks that will provide them with a comprehensive background in the critical aspects of DEI and the implementation of educational practices that create safe and effective spaces for diverse groups. The culminating thesis of the program will allow students to apply new learning focused on one facet of DEI that is most applicable to their respective field.
Diverse Perspective in Math:
"At ÎçÒ¹¿ì²¥ in the Graduate Ed program, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion centers our work-- it drives what we teach and how we teach. As a psychologist and educator, I have spent the last 20 years examining how culture influences behavior and teaching about such influences. I am committed to engaging Curry students to deepen their understanding of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion."
As director of Curry’s Graduate Programs in Education, Dr. Giordana Basta has set in motion a path for her students to understand what equitable education means as they consider careers in the field. With the help of colleagues, Dr. Basta has established a chance for students to earn an M.Ed. in Diverse and Equitable Instruction (DEI) at Curry.