M.Ed.
The M.Ed degree typically consists of coursework and research in various education-related areas, including curriculum development, educational leadership, instructional design, and teaching methods. Many programs also offer practical experience through internships or field placements, allowing students to gain hands-on experience in the classroom. Upon completion of the M.Ed program, graduates are often qualified to teach at the primary, secondary, or higher education levels, or to work in other education-related roles such as instructional coordinators or educational administrators. Some programs may also prepare graduates for further doctoral study in education or related fields.