Master's Program
The UW M.Ed program in Learning Sciences and Human Development is a unique blend of these two specializations within the field of education research, both with a strong focus on issues of equity. The program comprises an articulated sequence of courses and experiences designed to allow full-time students to graduate in two years. Learn more about our M.Ed. program here.
You should also carefully review the College's M.Ed. Requirements and the Degree Requirements of the Graduate School; among these are that a course of study should include at least 18 credits at the 500 level or above as well as 18 graded credits.
Doctoral Program
Ph.D. students in Learning Sciences and Human Development work closely with their advisors to create highly tailored programs of study that include intermediate and advanced coursework in LSHD as well as outside coursework to gain broader perspective and deeper insight into specialized topics. Learn more about our Ph.D. program here.
You should also carefully review the College's specific requirements and milestones for Ph.D. students
Prospective students holding relevant master’s degrees should apply to the College of Education’s Ph.D. program.