Masters of Education (Educational Foundations) (Non Thesis)

Course Overview This Master's program in Educational Foundations provides a rigorous examination of how history, philosophy, and sociology shape educational theory and practice. It is designed for educators seeking to become more effective and critical practitioners by understanding the core disciplines that underpin the field. Students will learn to apply these foundational lenses to analyze contemporary issues and drive informed decision-making. Key Program Highlights Master the core scholarly traditions: philosophy, history, and sociology of education. Develop a critical framework to analyze complex issues of value, bias, and social justice. Explore the influential role of arts, media, and culture in teaching and learning. Design a personalized program plan tailored to your specific academic and professional interests. Learn powerful methods of inquiry to improve both individual practice and broader educational systems.