Agriscience Education M.Ed./M.S.
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Agriscience Education degrees and agriscience teachers are in high demand. If you’re interested in molding a new generation of biochemists, farmers, and environmentalists, then this is the program for you. We emphasize the importance of learning not just about agriscience, but also the best methods to teach it.
As a graduate of Auburn’s Agriscience Education M.Ed. program, you’ll be eligible to apply for Alabama Class A professional educator certification.
The M.S. non-certification program provides an interdisciplinary graduate-level education for community-based or international educators who do not wish to gain teacher certification/licensure in the United States.
If you have a bachelor’s in agriculture or related field and want to teach, you’ll want to look at our Alternative Certification M.Ed.
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Alternative M.Ed. Degree Overview
This master’s degree leads to recommendation for Class A Alabama professional educator certification.
Coursework — 30-33 hours
- Teaching Field* — 12 hours
- Professional Studies* — 18 to 21 hours
* Undergraduate courses may be required by your advisory committee for your plan of study. This coursework is in addition to the total hours noted above and must be completed prior to Clinical Residency.
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This master’s degree leads to recommendation for Class A Alabama professional educator certification.
Coursework — 30 hours
- Teaching Field — 18 hours
- Professional Studies* — 12 hours
*RSED 6000/6006 Advanced Survey of Exceptionality is required if a survey of special education course was not previously completed.
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This master’s degree does not lead to professional educator certification.
Coursework — 30 hours
- Teaching and Learning — 15 hours
- Advisor-approved Electives — 15 hours
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Application Deadlines
- March 15 for Summer Semester admission
- June 15 for Fall Semester admission
- October 15 for Spring Semester admission
Application Instructions
- View Graduate Application and Admission for more specific details.
Faculty
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Cost
- Auburn’s Student Financial Services provides estimated cost of attendance information.
- Tuition and Fees
Financial Support
- Auburn’s Financial Aid Office helps students find support.
- Auburn’s Graduate School provides fellowships and financial aid information.
- College of Education Graduate Student Travel Awards Guidelines
Assistantships
- A limited number of assistantships for on-campus students may be available.
- Contact the program coordinator for more information.