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Steps toward gaining a graduate degree

From the graduate procedures checklist - click here for the checklist

• Admission to the university: complete before enrolling.
• Enrollment in a graduate-level program: complete during first term on campus.
• Admission to candidacy for a master's degree: initiate during first full-time enrollment.
• Final evaluation procedures: complete prior to or during final term of course work.
• Conferring of a degree

Link: Important dates for graduate students, including comprehensive exams

Link: Spring term 2008 graduate courses in Education

 

Current master's degree programs:

• Master of Arts or Master of Science in Criminal Justice
• Master of Arts in History
• Master of Arts in Teaching (Initial licensure for high school only or middle level with high school authorization)
• MAT (non-license teacher program)
• Master of Music in Contemporary Music
• Master of Science in Education (this is a multi-disciplinary degree and can meet the needs of teachers at all levels of authorization)
• Master of Science in Education: Information Technology
• Master of Science in Education: Special Education (K-12)
• Master of Science in Rehabilitation Counseling
• Master of Science in Management and Information Systems

Link to 2007-2008 WOU catalog

 

If you are interested in pursuing a master's degree in the following areas please contact the office listed. For all other inquires contact the Graduate Office.

of Science

Degree area	WOU Unit	Telephone
Criminal Justice	Division of Social Science	503-838-8288
Deafness related programs	Regional Resource Center on Deafness	503-838-8444
Master of Science in Education	College of Education	503-838-8471
Master of Science in Education: Information Technology	College of Education	503-838-8471
Master of Science in Management and Information Systems	Division of Computer Science Division of Business	503-838-8991 503-838-8354
Master of Arts in Teaching: Initial Licensure (high school authorization, middle level with high school authorization)	College of Education	503-838-8272
Master of Arts in History	Department of History	503-838-8254
Master of Music in Contemporary Music	Department of Music	503-838-8275
Rehabilitation Counselor Education	College of Education	503-838-8444
Special Education	Division of Special Education	503-838-8322

Financing a graduate degree

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Graduate policies and resources

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• Guidelines for the development of a master's degree thesis, professional project, or field study
• Policy concerning fabrication, facilitating dishonesty, and plagiarism
• Link to sample comprehensive examinations
  

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