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Graduate Programs

Graduate course work and degree programs are offered in the College of Education for teachers, counselors, administrators, and others who seek advanced degrees, professional credentials, or personal enrichment. Graduate tuition rates are competitive with public institutions, and several scholarship programs for graduate students make graduate education at Butler very affordable. Additional information about these programs may be obtained from the College of Education graduate studies office, 317-940-9501, and at www.butler.edu/education.

For general information on applying and admission to any Butler graduate program or course, see the Admission Information and Requirements chapter. College- and program-specific requirements are detailed below.

Programs

• Experiential Program for Preparing School Principals, MS
• School Counseling, MS

• Alternative Special Education - Mild Intervention Certificate
• Applied Educational Neuroscience Certificate
• Licensed Mental Health Counselor Certificate

• Teachers of English Learners Pathway

Courses

• ED 501 - Concentrated Learning Experience
• ED 502 - Concentrated Learning Experience
• ED 503 - Concentrated Learning Experience
• ED 508 - Assessments and Interventions for Reading Difficulties
• ED 514 - Issues and Directions in Elementary Mathematics Curriculum, Learning and Instruction
• ED 527 - Exploration of the Principles & Practices of Reggio Emilia
• ED 529 - Teaching Reading in the Content Areas
• ED 534 - Topical Readings
• ED 535 - Teacher Research and Leadership in Education Part I
• ED 547 - Appraisal: Theory & Technique
• ED 553 - Professional, Legal, and Ethical Issues in Counseling
• ED 557 - School Principalship-Phase 1
• ED 558 - School Principalship-Phase 2
• ED 559 - The School Principalship-Phase 3
• ED 561 - School Principalship-Phase 4
• ED 562 - School Principalship-Transition 1
• ED 563 - School Principalship-Transition 2
• ED 565 - Psychopathology
• ED 569 - Problems, Issues, and Trends in American Education
• ED 571 - Career & Life Planning
• ED 572 - Fundamental Counseling Theory & Techniques
• ED 575 - Human Development Over The Lifespan
• ED 577 - Group Procedures
• ED 583 - Characteristics of Children Needing Mild Intervention
• ED 584 - Strategies for Teaching Children Needing Mild Intervention
• ED 589 - Practicum Teaching and Portfolio Development
• ED 600 - Individualized Study of Growth
• ED 601 - Individualized Study of Growth
• ED 630 - Diversity & Similarity
• ED 658 - Teacher Research & Leadership in Education, Part II
• ED 671 - The Administration of Counseling and Guidance Services
• ED 672 - Advanced Counseling Theories and Techniques
• ED 673 - Research for School Counselors
• ED 676 - Leadership, Advocacy, & Consultation in Counseling
• ED 677 - Foundations of Mental Health Counseling
• ED 678 - Diagnosis & Treatment Planning
• ED 679 - Contextual Dimensions of Mental Health Counseling
• ED 680 - Topics & Experiences in Mental Health Counseling
• ED 700 - Project/Thesis (M.S.)
• ED 712 - Practicum - Counseling
• ED 722 - Internship: Counseling
• ED 725 - Advanced Internship
• ED 741 - Independent Study - Elementary
• ED 742 - Independent Study - Secondary
• ED 743 - Independent Study - Counseling
• ED 744 - Independent Study - Special Education
• ED 746 - Independent Study - Administration
• ED 751 - Independent Study - Elementary
• ED 752 - Independent Study - Secondary
• ED 753 - Independent Study - Counseling

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