Explore graduate studies in Teaching, Learning and Curriculum
Engage with programs in Teaching, Learning and Curriculum through the UW’s nationally-ranked graduate programs in education. With a shared commitment to equity and justice and changing the status quo in education and society, we employ diverse disciplinary, theoretical and methodological approaches to the teaching and learning of justice oriented knowledge, skills, and orientations in and out of schools.
Students and faculty partner with communities, educators and youth to engage in teaching and research throughout the Puget Sound and beyond, in graduate programs such as as our teacher preparation programs (ELTEP, STR, UACT and STEP), Math and Science (including Islandwood) education, Instructional Leadership, Language, Literacy and Culture, and Culturally Sustaining Education and our doctoral study option in Teacher Education and Teacher Learning for Justice. Together, we reimagine, implement and study approaches to the connections between curriculum, learning, and instruction, moving the field toward more just, joyful and care-centered experiences for and in partnership with youth and their communities.
Our graduates pursue work in a range of settings in and out of school, as educators, instructional leaders, curriculum developers and researchers.