MA/MS in Curriculum and Instruction

Texas A&M International University offers a MS in curriculum and instruction as a graduate program. The non-thesis track develops skills in designing, delivering and evaluating classroom instruction. The requirements described here come from the 2026-2027 academic catalog, which is the reference students use when planning their coursework and tracking progress toward the credential. The degree plan totals 33 semester credit hours of graduate coursework drawn from required and elective courses. Course codes, prerequisites and any repeatable topics are spelled out in the catalog, so advisors and students can map each term against the plan and see how the pieces fit together over time. Entry calls for a graduate school application, official transcripts from earlier institutions, a fee payment and a solid grade record in recent coursework. Several English tests are accepted as proof of language ability. Prospective students can use the catalog page as a starting point and confirm current deadlines and procedures with the relevant university office before applying.