The Master of Science in Education (MSEd) is a residential, 36-semester-hour program, including a 15-hour cognate specialization and a comprehensive exam. The program is designed to improve educational practice and to provide preparation for continued graduate studies in education. Students in the MSEd program have opportunities to- Work with world-class faculty who are leading in key research areas, Conduct independent and collaborative research, Present at national and international conferences, Take active roles in state, national and international professional education organizations, Work with grant projects, Develop mentor relationships with faculty in a Christian environment, and Study abroad to study comparative education.