The MEd in Religious Education with no concentration provides a foundational understanding of the various arts of religious education. While pursuing the degree, students have maximum flexibility to take a variety of religious education and pastoral ministry courses that enable them to achieve a broad theoretical base and practical understanding of religious education as such. After graduating, the degree is flexible, preparing the student to practice religious education in both school and parish.

Publications of Interest

1. The Catechist
2. Catholic Education: A Journal of Inquiry and Practice
3. International Journal of Education and Religion
4. Religious Education
5. Today's Catholic Teacher

Professional Associations:

1. Association of Professors and Practitioners and Researchers in Religious Education (APPRRE/REA)
2. National Association of Parish Catechetical Directors (NAPCD)
3. National Conference of Catechetical Leaders (NCCL)
4. Phi Delta Kappan

Education Leadership

1. Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development
2. National Association of Secondary School Principals

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