Master of Education Course Progressions
The following are examples of course progressions for full-time Master of Education (MEd) students in the Sex Therapy or Sexuality Education tracks. Full-time students typically take three courses per term over two years.
Part-time students typically take two courses per term over three years.
Sexuality Education Track
Year 1
| Fall |
| HSED 592 |
Concepts in Human Sexuality |
| HSED 593 |
Behavioral Foundations in Human Sexuality |
| HSED 510 |
Applications of Educational Research |
| Spring |
| HSED 501 |
Cross Cultural Issues in Human Sexuality |
| HSED 643 |
Theories of Development and Education in Human Sexuality |
| HSED 625 |
Human Sexuality for the Education Professional I |
| Summer |
| HSED Elective |
| HSED Elective |
Year 2
| Fall |
| HSED 644 |
Biological Foundations of Human Sexuality |
| HSED 594 |
History & Ethics of Human Sexuality |
| HSED 690 |
Practicum in Sexuality Education |
| Spring |
| HSED 626 |
Human Sexuality for the Education Professional II |
| HSED Elective |
| Summer |
| HSED 718 |
Sensitive Issues in Human Sexuality |
| Graduate with MEd |
Sex Therapy Track (MEd-only)*
Year 1
| Fall |
| HSED 592 |
Concepts in Human Sexuality |
| HSED 593 |
Behavioral Foundations in Human Sexuality |
| HSED 510 |
Applications of Educational Research |
| Spring |
| HSED 562 |
Sex Therapy I |
| HSED 644 |
Biological Foundations in Human Sexuality |
| HSED 501 |
Cross Cultural Issues in Human Sexuality |
| Summer |
| HSED Elective |
| HSED Elective |
Year 2
| Fall |
| HSED 695 |
Practicum in Clinical Sexology I |
| HSED 594 |
History & Ethics of Human Sexuality |
| HSED 662 |
Sex Therapy II |
| Spring |
| HSED 624 |
Human Sexuality for the Counseling Professional |
| HSED 762 |
Sex Therapy III |
| HSED 696 |
Practicum in Clinical Sexology II |
| Summer |
| HSED 719 |
Sensitive Issues in Clinical Sexology |
| Graduate with MEd |
*Note: Students earning their licensable, clinical mental health degree concurrently
with their MEd in Human Sexuality Studies use a different course progression. Please
see our Interdisciplinary Programs page for sample course progressions specific to those programs.
