MSEd International Educational Development at University of Pennsylvania

The M.S.Ed. in International Educational Development program (IEDP) prepares students with distinctive skills required to address social, political and economic concerns in the world's most marginalized communities through both academic coursework and hands-on experiences. Students draw on the program’s strong interdisciplinary foundations to develop expertise in areas such as: learning, curriculum and pedagogy, early childhood education, educational assessment, gender, human rights, language policy, literacy, migration, nonprofit management, poverty alleviation, public health, program evaluation, school climate, and technology for development.

Faculty: Graduate School of Education  |  Duration: 13 course units  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Philadelphia, PA, United States

What you will study

Requires 13 course units in total. Listed required courses include EDUC 5480 Education and International Development; EDUC 6480 International Educational Development in Practice: Tools, Techniques and Ethics; EDUC 6482 Masters Proseminar in International Educational Development; EDUC 6462 Principles of Monitoring & Evaluation in International Education Development; EDUC 7462 Advanced Monitoring & Evaluation in International Education Development; EDUC 7847 Social and Statistical Network Analysis.

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