Advance Equity and Social Justice
Recognize that teaching grounded in equity and social justice is essential in rigorous learning of subject matter in any setting.
MSEd in Learning Sciences
About the Program
The first program of its kind in the nation, Northwestern's Learning Sciences concentration prepares students to advance the understanding and practice of teaching and learning through five core areas: theory, design, socio-cultural aspects of learning, cognition, and research. Electives allow students to explore topics such as the design of learning environments, educational technology, educational research, or another area of interest.
At a Glance
Years of STEM OPT for International Students
Average class size
Full and Part-Time Paths
The standard pathway for Learning Sciences is one year, full-time. Some students choose to extend their studies to two years, part-time.
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Timing |
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| 1 Year | Full Time |
| 2 Years | Part Time |
Statistics
Units (32 semester hours)
Electives
Our Guiding Commitments
Understand Learning and Human Development
Understand human development as a process of maturation within a network of areas: physical, psychological, emotional, cultural, social, and political.
Engage Within and Across Communities
Learn about the community in which a school resides to inform relational and instructional interactions with students and families.
Foster Subject Matter Sensemaking
Support the growth of children's skills, competencies, and disciplinary understandings as connected to rigorous and meaningful activities.
Meet your Advisor
“"Learning Sciences students are educational design innovators who are dedicated to enhancing the educational experience in diverse settings for all learners."”
Contact Us
Phone Number
847-467-1458
Email
msedprogram@northwestern.edu
Address
618 Garrett Place
Evanston, IL 60208