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EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONS, ADMINISTRATION, POLICY AND RESEARCH METHODS MASTER'S LEVEL

Educational Studies
Program Course Planning Sheet
For students admitted beginning Fall Term 2006

Minimum: 30 hours

THESE PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS MUST BE REVIEWED AND DISCUSSED WITH YOUR ADVISOR

Name:   ________________________________ Term Admitted: _____________________

Name of Advisor: ____________________________________________________

The Program Course Planning Sheet is to be submitted to the Office of Student Services during

the term in which you plan to graduate.   For specific dates, contact the Office of Student Services (Room 1033) or view the "Instructions for Applying for a Master's, Specialist, or Doctoral Degree" via our web site.   Contact your advisor or ed.grad.admit@umich.edu with any questions regarding course work.

You must choose one of the following concentrations and fulfill the master's degree requirements for that concentration.   Indicate the concentration you have chosen below:

______   Foundational Perspectives on Education and Schooling

______   Policy and Practice in School Administration

______   Research Methods

Term Elected Course Number/Title Credit Hours
PROGRAM CORE REQUIREMENTS:   6 HOURS
_______ EDUC 649 Foundational Perspectives on Educational Reform (3) ______
  OR  
_______ EDUC 790 Fundamental Issues in Educational Studies (3) ______
_______ EDUC 695 Research and Educational Practice (3)     _______
  OR     
_______ EDUC 793 Introduction to Quantitative Methods in Educational Research (3) ______
CONCENTRATION REQUIREMENTS:   15 HOURS
Note:   At least 9 hours must be taken in a single concentration.   The additional 6 hours may be selected in the same concentration (if offered) or one or both of the other concentrations.

  Foundational Perspectives on Education and Schooling  
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EDUC 641 History of American Education (3)

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_______ EDUC 642 Philosophy and Politics of Education (3)   ______
_______ EDUC 643 Sociology of Education (3) ______
_______ EDUC 645 Education and Cultural/Multicultural Studies (3) ______
_______ EDUC 646 Educational Policy Analysis (3) ______
  Policy and Practice in School Administration  
_______ EDUC 551 Organizational Analysis of Schools (3) ______
_______ EDUC 552 Instructional Leadership in Schools (3)

______
  EDUC 553 Administrative Leadership in Schools (3)

 
_______ EDUC 555 Financial and Legal Policies for Schools (3)  

_______
  Research Methods
_______ EDUC 637 Practicum in Assessment (3)

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  EDUC 705 Quantitative Evaluation of Educational Programs (3)  

 
_______ EDUC 792 Methods in Educational Research:   Qualitative (3)  
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_______ EDUC 793 Introduction to Quantitative Methods in Educational Research (3)     

Note:   If you elected EDUC 793 as a core requirement, you may not use it as concentration credit.

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_______ EDUC 795 Quantitative Methods for Non-experimental Research (3)  
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ELECTIVES:   3 HOURS
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COGNATES:   6 HOURS
NOTE: Cognates are defined as graduate non-Education courses. However, cross-listed or meet-together graduate courses with Education can be elected to fulfill the cognate requirement.
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I ( am ) ( am not ) opting to write and submit a master's thesis.

  Date thesis approved:   ____________________________________

  Note:   A bound copy of the thesis is to be submitted to the Office of Student
  Services.   Contact the Office of Student Services for further information.

If a thesis is written, it may be considered in lieu of Part A of the Preliminary Examination for students subsequently admitted to a doctoral program.   The determination of acceptability shall be at the discretion of the student's Examining Committee.  

Advisor Signature:   __________________________________  Date:   ______________

Program Chair Signature:   _____________________________ Date:   ______________

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