Foreign Language Education - SUNY College at Buffalo

Foreign Language Education from SUNY College at Buffalo is a Campus Master Teaching degree that prepares you for a Education career. This program is designed primarily to accommodate the needs of initially licensed 7-12 French or Spanish teachers for professional licensure in the teaching of foreign languages and extension of the certificate to the 1-6 level. Because the M.S.Ed. in Foreign Language Education Program is intended to accommodate full-time, practicing teachers, it is expected that most will be enrolled as part-time students. Students must complete 30 graduate-level credit hours, observing the guidelines and policies that govern graduate-level study at Buffalo State College. Students are expected to maintain a 3.00 GPA (out of 4.00) and to complete the program within a period of 3-5 years. Students will take a set number of required and elective courses of study within four areas, as follows: foreign language , literature, and culture (12 credits); advanced foreign language teaching and learning (9 credits); computer-assisted instruction (3 credits), and educational research (6 credits). Before completing 15 credit hours toward program requirements at Buffalo State College, students are expected to present to their adviser a research topic based on a clinical question that is relevant to their own classroom teaching experiences. The program culminates with a 3-credit thesis or project based on the research area they have selected. View more details on SUNY College at Buffalo . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Teaching courses.