The Master of Science in Curriculum & Instruction (MSCI) offers four different plans of study. Each plan offers different opportunities. Click on each title for more information.
MSCI Reading Specialist
MSCI Reading Specialist cohorts take all courses online except for a practicum arranged in each student’s home school district in the last semester. The program meets South Dakota and Wyoming requirements for advanced level certification as a Reading Specialist. Graduates are prepared to serve school districts as literacy coaches and reading coordinators. Learn more…
MSCI Technology Facilitator cohorts take all courses online except for a practicum arranged in each student’s home location in the last semester. Graduates are prepared to serve school districts as technology integrationists, but this program of study can also accommodate students not employed as P-12 teachers. Persons who work with adult learners in professional development roles in business or the military can enhance their use of instructional strategies through this program. Learn more…
MSCI Math Specialist
MSCI Math Specialist cohorts take core courses online and specialization courses in a site-based format. The program meets South Dakota requirements for the Math Specialist designation. Graduates are prepared to serve school districts as teacher leaders, math coaches, and math coordinators. Learn more…
MSCI Science Specialist
MSCI Science Specialist cohorts take core courses online and specialization courses in a site-based format. The program meets South Dakota requirements for the Science Specialist designation. Graduates are prepared to be school and district leaders in science. Learn more…