About Our Program
(Sobre nuestro programa en español– Próximamente)
The UW-Madison Master of Science in Curriculum & Instruction (C&I) program with dual certification is for those whose passion for learning and commitment to diversity has inspired them to transform the education experience for others as a teacher.
Everything about the structure and organization of our teaching program is designed with one outcome in mind—to create a better world in the classroom. We do this by preparing teachers with the skills and tools they need to be confident leaders in the classroom and community for a wide variety of learners.
Our intensive sequence of coursework and community/classroom experiences demands a high level of commitment for 12-14 months. The program is a full-time arrangement. A new cohort starts each June, and candidates earn certification by the following June.
Candidates in English, math, science, and social studies complete a second summer to earn their MS degree and can be certified in both their subject area and in English as a Second Language to teach middle and high school. World Language candidates complete their MS degree in the spring semester and are certified to teach k-12.
To learn more
The C&I master’s teaching program is organized through an initial teaching certification in the content areas: English, mathematics, science, social studies, and world language. Please select a link below to learn about the details associated with each area. (Candidates may apply to multiple areas, but may only be admitted in one area)
