Lynchburg’s Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction (MEd) program expands your professional development, whether you are just beginning your teaching career or you are an experienced teacher.
Program Emphases
- Instructional Leadership: Licensed teachers can benefit through:
- 30 hours of advanced coursework in curriculum development and instructional strategies
- Focus on effective instruction and preparation for leadership in curriculum development and instructional planning within schools
- Teacher Licensure: Aspiring teachers can benefit from:
- 36-hour teacher licensure program
- Opportunity to satisfy licensure requirements and earn MEd degree
- Additional content courses (beyond the 36 hours) may be needed for licensure
- Student teaching (graduate internship)
The program has taught me how to effectively apply my skill set and content knowledge in a school setting. The faculty has been nothing short of wonderful. There is genuine caring and connection between students and educators.
Elizabeth Gilliam '11
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Lisa Scott
Administrative Assistant for the College of Education, Leadership Studies, and Counseling
Commencement Chair
