Master's Degrees

Master of Education Degrees (M.Ed.)
The graduate programs leading to the master of education degree have as their primary objective the preparation of educators and human services professionals with demonstrated competencies and practices.

 Graduate degree programs are offered in the following areas:

• Counselor Education 
  • Track: Mental Health Counseling 
  • Track: School Counseling (Initial Certification)
    
    
• Educational Leadership
  • School Leadership
  • Post Secondary and Adult Studies
  • Advanced Teaching and Learning
  • Educational Technology

• Elementary Education (K-6) 
  • Elementary Education (Initial Certification)
  • Professional Education
  • Teaching English as a Second Language
  • Advanced Studies
  • Instructional Technology
     
• Reading (K-12)
   
• Secondary Education
  • Professional Education
  • Adult Learning
  • Teaching English as a Second Language
  • Instructional Technology

 

Advanced study programs may be designed in consultation with the program sponsor by students who wish to pursue in-depth study in a particular interest area or who are interested in future work at either the specialist or doctoral level. These programs do not lead to initial teacher certification.

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College of Education Graduate Program Information

• Description of Programs
• Listing of Programs
• Admissions Criteria
• Application Procedures

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