Masters for Teachers Virtual Information Sessions!
Tuesday, January 28, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. via Zoom
You are invited to join faculty from the UNM College of Education & Human Sciences to learn about the various Master's programs we offer to advance career!
M.S. in Physical Education with a concentration in Curriculum and Instruction
The M.S. in Physical Education with a concentration in Curriculum and Instruction is designed to enhance the knowledge and skills of teachers with K-12 certification. Through convenient online coursework, students will engage in practically based and personally relevant readings and projects designed to improve their teaching in the classroom with students. We can also provide coursework necessary for interested professionals to be able to sit for required examinations necessary for alternative licensure in physical education in the state of New Mexico. This program does not lead to K-12 NM licensure in Physical Education. Please contact kgaudreault@unm.edu if you are interested in enrolling in the MS program and also obtaining licensure.
Description
Curriculum & Instruction Concentration: This is a fully online program and can be completed in 3 semesters. The Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction serves professionals who seek to further their careers in such fields as K-12 education, coaching, private clubs and camps, recreation programs and physical education or physical activity industries. Earning an advanced degree is a factor that determines pay grades in many school districts, organizations and corporations. This degree will strengthen knowledge and practice applicable to a variety of professions.
Assistantships
Please contact Bob Robinson for assistantship information (277-5151 or bobrob81@unm.edu).
Meet the PETE Faculty
Resources
Contact Us
Karen Gaudreault
Program Coordinator
Assistant Professor
Office: Johnson Center 162D
Telephone: 505-277-8173
E-mail: kgaudreault@unm.edu
Notice
This program is now fully online and can be completed in 3 semesters. Please contact the program coordinator Karen Gaudreault at kgaudreault@unm.edu for further information about applying to the program or for general questions.
The priority deadline is encouraged for best consideration; however, all applications must be received by the final application deadline. Early application is recommended. These dates also apply for financial aid.
Program Requirements
Applicants must have completed an undergraduate degree in physical education, health, sport administration, elementary education, or related field before applying.
Curriculum & Instruction Concentration: The program includes minimum degree requirements of 33 to 36 approved hours, completion of a statistics course and a research design course, and the successful defense of a thesis or a comprehensive examination. Program Requirements
Program Information
MS Physical Education program from the UNM Catalog
Submitting Your Application and Documents
Graduate applications are now submitted online at unm.edu/apply. All required documents and transcripts are submitted through the online application.
What can you do with a MS degree in Physical Education with a concentration in Curriculum and Instruction?
- Extend knowledge of curriculum development and innovation in physical education
- Acquire the skills to analyze and reflect on effective teaching
- Identify areas for growth in your own teaching and develop a plan for professional development
- Learn how to conduct practically based research in the gym with K-12 students
A program built for you!
- Fully online
- Can be completed in three semesters
- No GRE required for application and admission
- Many courses are 8 weeks
Professional Licensure Disclosure
This program does not lead to K-12 NM licensure in Physical Education. Please contact kgaudreault@unm.edu if you are interested in enrolling in the MS program and also obtaining licensure.
