Master's Programs

Applicants must meet minimum requirements for admission to graduate programs established by the Florida State University System and the University of North Florida. Applicants who do not meet the minimum requirements for admission must apply for admission under the college's Exception Policy. Individual programs in the college have established admissions criteria beyond the minimum requirements. Information on these criteria can be found in the graduate catalog or the University  Graduate Studies program. All applicants seeking admission to master's programs in the college are required to meet with an academic advisor prior to admission.  Contact the Office of  Academic Advising, Room 2305, in Schultz Hall, Building 9, (904) 620-2530. Additional information regarding admission and admission by exceptions is available from the Office of  Academic Advising.

Master's Degree Programs

• Elementary Education (1-6)

• Elementary Education (K-6)
• Instructional Technology
• Secondary Education: Art, English, Math, Science (Biology, Chemistry, or Physics), and Social Sciences
• Reading (K-12) Add on endorsement
• Adult Studies

A Professional Studies program enables students to investigate areas of special interest such as assessment, instructional technology, curriculum and instruction, and Adult education.

• Hearing Impaired
• Exceptional Student Education

• Disability Services for disabilities in non-school settings

• Counselor Education
  • School Counseling (SOAR)
  • Mental Health Counseling
• Educational Leadership
  • Leadership
  • Instructional Leadership

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