Master in Curriculum and Instruction (Master's)

Tuition is Tuition and fees are subject to change and are determined by the number of credits taken per semester..

Students complete a 34 credit hour program that includes coursework and field experiences in their chosen subject area and grade level. They engage in classroom teaching practice and academic study focused on pedagogy and content knowledge. The program leads to certification in specific subjects for grades P-12 or grades 4-8 with a specialization. Students work under supervision in real classroom settings to develop teaching skills.

Focus areas include Art (P-12), Biblical Studies (6-12; ACSI only), Biology (6-12), Chemistry (6-12), Computer Science (P-12), Drama (P-12).

The program requires 34 credit hours distributed across content courses, pedagogy courses, and field experiences. Students complete a practicum in a classroom setting as part of their certification requirements.

Graduates qualify for teaching positions in public or private schools at the P-12 level or grades 4-8, depending on their certification track.

Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree in a relevant field. Those with degrees in other areas may still be eligible and should contact the graduate school office for evaluation. Application materials include transcripts and a statement of purpose.

The programme totals about 34 credit hours. On-campus, full-time or part-time, typically completed in two years. For international students, tuition is below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 82% of applicants.

Covenant College is located on Lookout Mountain, Georgia, where campus life centers on a Christ-centered community and a Reformed theological tradition. The Bible is treated as the inerrant Word of God, and campus activities are intended to help students pursue their callings. Students can attend chapel, join campus events, live in residence halls, and take part in classes and community life in a mountain setting.

Academic study combines liberal arts education with Christian theology. Faculty encourage students to ask difficult questions, remain curious, and pursue rigorous academic exploration. Areas of study include business, biology, chemistry, computer science, economics, education, English, history, international studies, mathematics, music, philosophy, physics, psychology, sociology, and world languages. Students can also pursue pre-professional programs such as pre-law, pre-medical, pre-nursing, and pre-physical therapy studies.

Business, biology, art, English, and psychology are among the college's most prominent areas of study. Programs connect academic work with practical questions, including scientific inquiry, entrepreneurship, literature and writing, behavioral processes, environmental stewardship, and creative work. International students should expect faith to be part of the academic and daily experience, with courses and campus life grounded in biblical teaching and Reformed theology. Campus visits may include a class, chapel, and time with student ambassadors.