Curriculum Instruction

At FAU, you’ll find flexible, forward-thinking programs designed for working professionals and educators who want to deepen their impact. You can tailor your studies to your interests—whether that’s TESOL, multicultural education, early childhood, instructional technology, or another area. Courses are offered online or in hybrid formats, with evening options for in-person classes. You’ll work with experienced faculty, engage in real-world research, and have opportunities to present at conferences or publish your work. FAU’s programs are built for momentum, helping you advance your career while you study.

Degrees Offered at Florida Atlantic

Undergraduate Degrees

Bachelor in Early Care and Education (B.E.C.E.)
Bachelor’s in Elementary Education (K-6) with ESOL/Reading Endorsement
Bachelor of Arts in English Education (6-12) with ESOL Endorsement
Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics Education (6-12)
Bachelor of Science in Science Education (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, 6-12)
Bachelor of Arts in Social Science Education (6-12)
Secondary Certification Program for Art (K-12) (B.F.A. and B.A. Studio Art)
4+1 Bachelor’s in Elementary Education with ESOL/Reading Endorsement and Master’s in Elementary Education

Graduate Degrees

Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Curriculum and Instruction (Online)
Master’s in Secondary Education plus Certification
Master’s in Educational Psychology (Online)
Master’s in Elementary Education (K-6)
Master’s in Elementary Education with ESOL plus Certification (K-6)
Master’s in Environmental Education (Online)
Master’s in Instructional Technology (Online)
Master’s in Reading Education (K-12) (Online)
Education Specialist (Ed.S.) in Curriculum and Instruction
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Curriculum and Instruction

Explore Degree Programs in Curriculum and Instruction

Educational Objectives & Student Outcomes

1. Develop a deep understanding of curriculum design, instructional strategies, and assessment methods.
2. Build expertise in a chosen area of specialization, such as TESOL, multicultural education, early childhood, or instructional technology.
3. Prepare for leadership roles in education, including curriculum specialist, instructional coach, or school/district leader.
4. Engage in research and inquiry to improve educational practice and outcomes.
5. Foster the ability to translate theory into effective, real-world teaching and learning.

1. Design and implement effective curricula for diverse learners and settings.
2. Analyze and apply research to solve educational challenges.
3. Demonstrate leadership in curriculum development and instructional improvement.
4. Communicate and collaborate with colleagues, families, and communities to support learning.
5. Reflect on and adapt teaching practices to meet evolving educational needs.