University of Phoenix

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The Associate of Arts in Elementary Education degree program addresses major topics that impact instruction—such as the historical and philosophical contexts of contemporary education, diversity in the classroom and the exceptional learner. Students are required to apply writing and problem-solving skills to evaluate topics covered through written assignments, discussion and debate. Where available, this program prepares students for transition into the Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education at University of Phoenix.

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The Master of Arts in Education/Adult Education and Training degree program prepares students with the skills needed to work with adult learners. Coursework focuses on adult learning theory, the needs of diverse learners, critical issues and trends in adult education and training, instructional design and strategies, the use of technologies, and assessment and learning. Each student/applicant is responsible for checking with his or her state Department of Education and/or school district to determine specific credentialing requirements.

Prospective candidates should hold a bachelor's degree prior to enrollment.

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The Master of Art in Education/Curriculum and Instruction-Computer Education degree program focuses on the integration of various technologies and software applications into K-12 curricula. Students learn how technology influences curriculum, instructional design, and educational standards, and they examine its effects on educators, students and parents. Each student/applicant is responsible for checking with his or her state Department of Education and/or school district to determine specific credentialing requirements. Prospective candidates should hold a bachelor's degree prior to enrollment.