Program Overview

Moody School of Education

The Moody School of Education offers various programs for students.

Academics

The school provides undergraduate and graduate programs.

Undergraduate Programs

• The school offers undergraduate programs in various fields, including Curriculum & Instruction, Educational Leadership, Educational Psychology, and Professional Online Learning.

Graduate Programs

• The graduate programs include master's and doctoral degrees in fields such as Curriculum & Instruction, Educational Leadership, and Educational Psychology.
• Graduate Application Requirements:
  • The requirements for graduate applications are not specified in the provided context.
• Graduate Tuition & Financial Aid:
  • The tuition fees and financial aid options for graduate programs are not specified in the provided context.

Study Abroad

• The school offers study abroad programs, including Baylor Education in Italy, Baylor Interns & Emerging Education Scholars in England, Costa Rica Spring Break, EdD-LOC Costa Rica Missions, Educational Psychology in Costa Rica, Interns in Australia, Kenya Naomi's Village, and Liverpool Hope Semester Abroad.
• Baylor Education in Italy:
  • This program is led by the Department of Curriculum & Instruction and takes master's and doctoral students to Italian universities, primary and secondary schools, and early childhood learning environments.
  • The program includes a 3-hour credit course, EDC 5349 Comparative Education, and is directed by Dr. Phil Nichols.
  • The program takes place during the May mini-semester and costs approximately $3500, with scholarships available.
  • Students visit various cities in Italy, including Rome, Florence, Venice, and Padua, and interact with Italian professors, teachers, and students.

Research & Outreach

The school is involved in various research and outreach activities, including:

• Gifted Education & Talent Development
• Baylor Center for Disability & Flourishing
• Baylor Center for School Leadership
• Math Teacher Academy
• Math for Early Learners

Faculty & Staff

The school has a faculty and staff team that includes:

• Meet the Faculty
• Meet the Staff

Students

The school provides resources and support for students, including:

• Prospective Undergraduates:
  • Why a BSEd at Baylor?
  • FAQs
  • Visit the Moody School of Education
  • SOE Glossary
  • Transfer Students
  • Leadership, Education, and Development (LEAD) Living Learning Community
  • Meet Your Major Podcast
• Prospective Graduate Students
• Undergraduate Advising:
  • Schedule Advising
  • Meet the Advisors
  • Advising FAQs
  • Equivalent Course Tool for Baylor
  • Baylor Undergraduate Catalog
  • Certification Information
  • Complaint Process
  • Undergraduate Degree Plans
• Scholarships for Undergraduates
• Office of Professional Practice (OPP):
  • Certification Information
  • Texas Educator Workforce
  • Partnerships
  • Baylor University Technology Practices in Teaching and Learning
  • Complaint Process
  • Handbook - Educator Preparation
  • Outcomes
• Schedule a Visit:
  • Visits: Prospective Undergraduate Students
  • Visits: Prospective Graduate Students
• First Year Experience:
  • Communicate & Connect
  • FYE - Leadership Opportunity
  • FYE Programming & Community Building
  • Peer Coaches
  • SOE 4+ Year Checklist
• Learning Resources Center (LRC):
  • LRC Location and Hours
  • Check-Out Procedures
  • Mathematics Education Lab
  • Media Lab
• LEAD Living-Learning Community
• Professional Licensure Information
• Kappa Delta Pi
• Student Advisory Council

News & Events

The school publishes news and events, including:

• News
• IMPACT Magazine
• Homecoming
• Events
• Keep in Touch/Update Your Information
• Information for Media