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The Language, Literacy, and Technology graduate program prepares graduates for academic and leadership positions in teaching, research, and service with a focus on equity and social justice. The graduate program in Language, Literacy, and Technology includes a broad curriculum of study, including foundational courses in: literacy within the disciplines, the study of computer-assisted language and literacy development, and communicating in a multilingual and multiliterate society.
The degree in Language, Literacy and Technology does not lead to a teaching endorsement.
Ed.M. Admission Requirements
Admission to the Teaching and Learning Masters programs at Washington State University involves application and acceptance into both the WSU Graduate School and the Department of Teaching and Learning.
Apply online through the WSU Graduate School and include the following information:
- $75 application fee
- Official transcripts showing all previous college or university coursework
- Three letters of recommendation
- A letter of intent stating the reason for pursing a graduate degree
- Current résumé or vita
The following items must be submitted directly to Niamh O’Leary at niamh.oleary@wsu.edu: