M.Ed. in Research and Globalization
Is This Program Right for You?
If you want to understand education on a global scale and use rigorous research to improve what happens in your classroom and school, this program combines both. The M.Ed. in Research and Globalization is for educators who are curious about the world, committed to evidence-based practice, and ready to think critically about how globalization is reshaping teaching and learning everywhere.
This is a stand-alone Master's degree — which means it is a 12-month program will not lead to a teaching certification.
What You'll Learn
This program blends the analytical rigor of educational research with a broad global perspective on curriculum, culture, and pedagogy. You'll graduate able to both evaluate research and conduct your own — and apply it directly to your educational context. Key areas of study include:
Program Highlights
Graduates of this program go on to roles such as:
Skills You'll Gain
Research design · Global competency · Intercultural literacy · Data analysis · Innovative instructional design · Critical thinking · Academic writing · Information synthesis · Technology integration
Ready to learn more? Reach out to your Program Advisor about enrolling in the M.Ed. in Research and Globalization.
If you want to understand education on a global scale and use rigorous research to improve what happens in your classroom and school, this program combines both. The M.Ed. in Research and Globalization is for educators who are curious about the world, committed to evidence-based practice, and ready to think critically about how globalization is reshaping teaching and learning everywhere.
This is a stand-alone Master's degree — which means it is a 12-month program will not lead to a teaching certification.
What You'll Learn
This program blends the analytical rigor of educational research with a broad global perspective on curriculum, culture, and pedagogy. You'll graduate able to both evaluate research and conduct your own — and apply it directly to your educational context. Key areas of study include:
- Diagnosing students' learning capacities and designing personalized learning experiences
- Using current research to develop innovative and effective teaching methods
- Evolving the role of teacher from knowledge dispenser to coach, leader, and facilitator
- Selecting and using next-generation tools and technology for teaching and learning
- Managing the complexities of formal education environments
- Examining the impact of globalization on education and international curricula
- Analyzing international mindedness, intercultural literacy, and global competence
- Conducting action research on multilingualism, international mindedness, or global education
- Critically evaluating and applying existing educational research
Program Highlights
- Dual focus: This program uniquely combines educational research methods with global and international education perspectives — giving you a broader lens than either alone.
- Action research: You'll investigate a real problem or question connected to your own educational context — multilingualism, global competence, or international mindedness.
- Applied learning: Research skills are built to be used directly in your classroom or school, not just in academic writing.
- Critical analysis: You'll develop the ability to read, evaluate, and build on existing educational research with confidence.
Graduates of this program go on to roles such as:
- International educator
- Curriculum developer
- Educational researcher
- School administrator
- Policy analyst or advocate
- Doctoral student (PhD/EdD)
Skills You'll Gain
Research design · Global competency · Intercultural literacy · Data analysis · Innovative instructional design · Critical thinking · Academic writing · Information synthesis · Technology integration
Ready to learn more? Reach out to your Program Advisor about enrolling in the M.Ed. in Research and Globalization.