Graduate Programs

The College of Education offers graduate programs through the Department of Curriculum and Instruction and the Department of Educational Studies. The advanced degrees that may be earned are Master of Science, Master of Science in Education, Educational Specialist, and Doctor of Philosophy.

For detailed information about the Graduate studies in COE, please visit the Office of Graduate Studies Web site. 

Academics

• Degrees & Programs
• Department of Curriculum and Instruction
• Department of Educational Studies
• Distance Education
• COE Graduate Handbook 

Admissions

• Graduate Application Requirements:
  - Curriculum & Instructions
  - Educational Studies 
• COE Financial Aid & Fellowship
• Regional Campuses 

Student Organizations

• Counseling and Development Student Group (CDS)
• Curriculum & Instruction Graduate Student Association (CIGSA)
• Education Organizations Board (EOB)
• Graduate Organization of Educational Studies (GOEDS)
• Kappa Delta Pi (KDP)
• Purdue Student Council for Exceptional Children (PSCEC)
• Purdue Student Education Association (PSEA)
• Purdue Student Education Council (PSEC)
• Purdue Association of Educational Technology (PAET)
  

The College of Education has exciting new opportunities for both undergraduate and graduate students to study in other countries. For more information, contact your academic advisor or visit the the College of Education Study Abroad Web Site.