The 33 credit hours of this M.A. degree program will be earned from July through June of the following year. The 11 month experience is proportioned into course blocks and practicum teaching blocks.  The following is a monthly overview of the schedule. Below that is a breakdown of the course credits by block.

Block I: July – October

EnEd 510	Natural History of the Southern Great Lakes	3 cr.
EnEd 515	Research Methods and Measurements	3 cr.
EnEd 520	Principles of Environmental Education	3 cr.
EnEd 580	Practicum in Environmental Education	1 cr.
EnEd 560	Creative Project and Paper	1 cr.
			11 credits
Block II: November – February
EnEd 525	Environmental Issues and History of EE	3 cr.
EnEd 530	Leadership for EE in Programs and Centers	3 cr.
EnEd 550	Creation Care, Peace, and Justice	1 cr.
EnEd 560	Creative Project and Paper	1 cr.
EnEd 5xx	International Env. Ed. (Andros Island, Bahamas)	3 cr.
			11 credits
Block III: March – June
EnEd 535	Land Management for EE	3 cr.
EnEd 570	Professional Field Studies in Environmental Education	2 cr.
EnEd 560	Creative Project and Paper	3 cr.
EnEd 580	Practicum in Environmental Education	3 cr.
			11 credits
		Total	33 credits