Graduate Certificate In Global Teaching Research
Program Overview
The Graduate Certificate in Global Teaching Research equips educators with the skills to conduct systematic educational inquiry, focusing on international education issues. Participants engage with research, design and conduct studies, and explore their areas of inquiry within their current practice. The program requires a minimum GPA of 3.5 and includes courses on change agents in schools, teaching and learning, action research, and research methods.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The Graduate Certificate in Global Teaching Research focuses on systematic and rigorous educational inquiry. It requires participants to ground their inquiry in issues relating to international education. Participants have the opportunity to identify their areas of inquiry within their current practice, critically engage with relevant literature and research, and design and conduct one or more research studies.
Outline:
Required Courses (12 credits):
- CIG 686: Educators as Change Agents in Schools
- CIG 688: Teaching and Learning Seminar
- CIG 690: Teachers as Action Researchers
- EPY 702: Research Methods
