Social Foundations of Education is an interdisciplinary master's program that examines the historical and contemporary factors that shape educational inequity and injustice in our society. Course topics engage students in discourse about the influence race, class, disability and gender have on education and school systems.<br><br>Students are prepared to:<br><br>Develop critical perspectives on education, inside and outside school.<br>Evaluate the complex interrelationships among school, society, education and culture.<br>Incorporate a number of disciplines, including history, philosophy, sociology, anthropology, political science and cultural studies.