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FIU’s fully online Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction program is tailored for ambitious educators ready to amplify their impact.

Why choose FIU’s curriculum and instruction program? 

Industry-leading faculty.

Meet the professors at the forefront of engineering.

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Hossein “Zane” Tavana, Ph.D., P.E.

Improved operations at companies like Cargill, Carnival Cruise Lines, and Continental Airlines with expertise in enterprise and logistics engineering.

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Shabnam Rezapour, PhD

Widely published developer of analytical models for network systems and head of the Smart Decision-Making for  Network-Centric Systems research group.

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Chris Ford, PhD

Drove tech commercialization at the U.S. Department of Energy, and specializes in tech transfer and commercialization, and building inclusive innovation ecosystems.

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Oscar A. Saenz, PhD

Expert in project management and continuous improvement processes across industries with 17 years of teaching experience.

Revolutionize learning.

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Step into a program that prepares you to lead and inspire. 

With an Action Research Project, you’ll tackle pressing challenges in your school or district, supported by FIU’s experienced faculty. 

Learn through

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real-world application.

Accelerate your growth as an educator. 

Complete your degree in as little as 12 months and gain the expertise to excel in roles like curriculum specialist or instructional coordinator.

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Skip the GRE and balance your studies with work, thanks to an accessible format designed for today’s professionals.

Fully online, flexible, and no GRE required.

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Your dedicated faculty.

FIU’s faculty bring extensive experience in education, equity, and responsive teaching strategies to prepare you as a leader in curriculum development and instruction.

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    Dr. Flavia Iuspa

    Dr. Iuspa is the faculty director for the curriculum development track. Her research focuses on global perspectives in education and the incorporation of habits of mind in online learning.

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    Dr. Maria L. Fernandez

    As Chair & Associate Professor, Dr. Fernandez’s research in teacher development for diverse mathematics learners with research is supported by over $2.5 million in funding.

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    Dr. Daniela Foerch

    A Clinical Associate Professor, Dr. Foerch’s expertise includes emotional intelligence, literacy, and classroom discourse, with a focus on thinking routines that deepen learning in young children.

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    Dr. Sarah Mathews

    An Associate Professor and Chair of Teaching and Learning, Dr. Mathews leads FIU’s Social Studies Education Program, focusing on global citizenship education and intercultural competence.

Choose your path.

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Dr. Maria Tsalikis

Elementary Education Program Director

"Taking your career to the next level starts with equipping yourself for the real-world demands of today’s classroom. Our Master of Science in Curriculum Instruction in Elementary Education goes beyond traditional teaching methods, focusing on evidence-based practices and hands-on learning that will empower you to tackle challenges with confidence. With every class, you’ll not only gain valuable knowledge but also grow as a leader, ready to make a lasting impact on your students and school community. Join us, and let’s shape the future of education together!" 

FROM OUR ELEMENTARY EDUCATION LEADER

As a hub of research and innovation, FIU unequivocally emerges as the top choice among our competitors.

The FIU advantage.

Step into our legacy and lead with FIU.

Ranks #1

25+ years

130+

Ranks #1

among public universities in student experience (The Wall Street Journal)

fully online programs to choose from

of delivering online education

in Quality Matters certified online courses in the nation

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What our graduates are saying.

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"I would definitely recommend this program to other students. I personally gained a wealth of knowledge, and all my professors had our interest—they never hesitated to answer questions, pushed us to our greatest potential, and supported us throughout this program." 

Viviene Brown Watson

M.S. in Curriculum and Instruction Graduate

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Your FIU degree — online.

FIU’s online Master’s in Curriculum and Instruction offers a convenient, career-focused path to make a lasting impact in education. With over 130 online degrees and unparalleled support, FIU is here to help you reach new heights in your field. 

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Our Success is Your Success!

Wherever you want to go, FIU online can take you there. With a variety of degrees, there's one thats a perfect fit on you. Its the convenient, flexible and affordableapproach to buildinga better future.

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$25,000

RESIDENT/NONRESIDENT TUITION

1 Year

to complete

Prepares students for Six Sigma and Project Management Professional certifications

Personalized Sucess Coach

Other Public University

$30,000

NONRESIDENT TUITION

2 Years

to complete

Only includes Six Sigma preparation

Private University

$50,900

TUITION

Up to 3 Years

to complete

No industry certification focus

  • Private FL University

    $25,200

    Total program cost

    18 - 24 months

    to complete

  • $18,300

    Total program cost

    12 months

    to complete

  • Other FL Public University

    $14,416.35 - $46,567.95

    Depending on residency

    20 - 24 months

    to complete

Curriculum Development Track.

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Customized for educators shaping curriculum across varied educational settings. Build expertise in curriculum design, instructional strategies, and research to excel as an instructional coordinator, curriculum specialist, or consultant. 

Elementary Education Track.

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Fit for elementary educators, this track hones skills in literacy, inclusive teaching, and culturally responsive practices. Perfect for those dedicated to creating effective, equitable classrooms for young learners.