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Master of Science in Human Development (MSHD)

About MSHD

The Master of Science in Human Development (MSHD) program is designed to be completed in two to three years, with participants attending classes in the evening while maintaining their full-time employment. The program is designed for working professionals and educators and offers seven concentrations:

• Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)
• Instructional Technology
• Curriculum and Instruction with a Concentration in Literacy
• Teacher Education
• Educational Leadership
• Human Resource Development
• Special Education

The program strives to be known as an exemplary and leading program in the preparation of educators and professionals who seek to explore the changing nature of teaching and learning while assessing and addressing the needs and challenges of a knowledge-based economy.

Program Details

Degree Plan

The program is designed to be completed in two to three years.

Program Characteristics

The program is designed for working professionals and educators.

Performance Expectations

The program has performance expectations for its students.

Program Objectives

The program has specific objectives that it aims to achieve.

Student Outcomes

The program has expected outcomes for its students.

Curriculum

The program has a curriculum that is designed to meet the needs of its students.

Program Component

The program has various components that make up the overall program.

Course Catalog

The program has a course catalog that lists all the courses offered.

Enrollment Statistics

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Our People

The program has a team of people who are involved in its delivery.

Colleges / Programs

The university offers various colleges and programs, including:

• College of Engineering
• College of Computer Engineering & Sciences
• College of Business
• College of Law
• College of Architecture and Design
• College of Sciences and Human Studies
• Preparatory Program