Master of Education with Emphasis in Pedagogy and Learning

The Master of Education in Pedagogy and Learning allows flexibility of curriculum if you wish to pursue a curriculum and instruction master's degree with two areas of study. In order to earn this degree, you choose a 15-hour emphasis and then 12 hours from a second concentration area. Allowable concentration areas are listed below.

Program Highlights

Popular combinations are educational technology with elementary education or teaching English to speakers of other languages with reading
Pedagogy and learning is perfect for alternative licensure candidates in elementary education since coursework can be counted toward a degree plan
Online courses
Affordable tuition

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Career Services for Students

Career Services offers free job placement assistance to all ENMU students, so if you are looking for a job, we can help you find it.

We offer many resources including various workshops throughout the year covering topics like resume writing, interviewing for jobs, and more! As an ENMU student, if you’re interested in individual help for things like networking, social media for success, resume writing, and mock interviews, our staff is available to help.

Explore employment opportunities in this field by visiting the O*NET webpage. The U.S. Department of Labor sponsors the Occupational Information Network (O*NET) database. The site aggregates data for occupations across the United States.

Scholarships and Financial Assistance

We are committed to helping you finance your education. In addition to grants, loans and scholarships offered by Financial Aid and Enrollment Services, there are also many scholarships for current students available through the ENMU Foundation.

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We also have a limited number of part-time graduate assistantships available. Graduate assistantships providing hands-on experience may be awarded to qualified students. In addition to a stipend, graduate assistantships include a tuition waiver, which gives out-of-state students our low in-state tuition. A limited number of student-hire positions might also available.

For more information on graduate assistantships please contact the Graduate School at 575.562.2147 or [email protected]

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