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30 credit hours |  In-state tuition: $490/credit hour | Out-of-state tuition: $575/credit hour

•  Available in an easily accessible 100% online format from ³ÉÈËÍ·Ìõ’s College of Education
• Skills and knowledge necessary to become powerful advocates for the responsible and ethical use of Artificial Intelligence in K-16 teaching and learning
• Affordable, with a focus on data literacy practices and leadership
• Includes student-driven projects based on areas of interest
• Boasts supportive, diverse faculty with expertise in STEM education

NOTE: YOU MUST HAVE A BACHELOR'S DEGREE TO APPLY.

PROGRAM ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS

Become a powerful advocate for the ethical usage of Artificial Intelligence

Local school practitioners, as well as those across the nation in education-related fields, are increasingly tasked with educating while accounting for rapid advances in technology and artificial intelligence, despite having had limited training in this area during their teacher preparation. The Master’s in Artificial Intelligence in Education helps address this gap. It provides a set of courses that integrates interdisciplinary scholarship to merge the application of Artificial Intelligence with human-centered, culturally sustaining approaches to pedagogy. The program focuses on developing system approaches to instructional design and assessment, as well as the utilization of advanced data literacy, to produce responsive and ethical educational experiences that ensures the success of all students. 

This degree is perfect for:

• Curriculum developers
• General education teachers with an interest in applying artificial intelligence
• Training and development specialists
• Instructional coordinators 

Students in this program will

• gain the skills and know to identify and address the unique challenges of applying generative artificial intelligence in diverse K-16 educational contexts.
• focus on system approaches to pedagogy and utilization of advanced data literacy for instructional design and assessment.
• help improve outcomes for students across the lifespan from early childhood to adulthood through the responsible use of cutting-edge technologies.
• acquire skills in the following areas:
  • Implementing curricula, lessons and assessments with generative artificial intelligence
  • Leadership and educational advocacy for ethical usage of artificial intelligence in education
  • Implementing research and professional development/training

 Types of jobs students hold after graduation include:

• Curriculum developer
• Instructional coordinator
• Post-secondary administrator
• Training and development specialist
• Educational policy analyst

Course Overview

Coursework is unique and includes

• Practical assignments with applications to schools and community educational settings
• A mix of readings, videos, and multi-media resources
• Engagement with classmates from diverse backgrounds, who speak a variety of languages, and who have experience engaging with students/families from diverse backgrounds

 To earn a Master’s in Artificial Intelligence in Education, you must successfully complete of 30 hours of required coursework with a grade of “C” or better.