Masters in Education
Want to Earn your Masters in Education While You're Working?
We can help make that happen! The Masters in Education program accommodates busy schedules with classes offered face-to-face, blended, and online. All courses start at 5 p.m., allowing students to keep working their part-time or full-time day jobs. Field experiences and service-learning projects may require some scheduling flexibility, however.
What Can I Expect from This Program?
Students earning a masters in education will analyze alternatives in curricula, evaluate teaching methodologies and assessment strategies and consider the implications of such alternatives for a multicultural society. This education masters program provides rigorous coursework, varied field experiences, and service-learning projects. It’s more than a teaching degree – students acquire a deep understanding of, and special sensitivity to, the challenges and rewards of leading in an educational setting.
Graduate Education Degree Programs
M.Ed. in Educational Studies
Improve competencies and expertise with a concentration area:
Ed.D. in Education & Leadership
Prepare for a career as faculty and administrators in higher education with the following concentrations:
Graduate Certificates
Education In Demand
Skilled educators are needed now more than ever.
Jobs in education expected to grow 10% through 2030.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics expects nearly 40,000 elementary education jobs to open through 2024.
Overall demand for elementary, middle and high school leaders has already grown 6% nationally.
Statistics from Bureau Labor Statistics and NASSP
What Can I do with a Masters in Education?
Secondary Education
Our Masters in Secondary Education certification is designed for those interested in teaching at the 9-12 grade levels. Choose from the following certifications: Biology, Chemistry, English, Mathematics, Physics, Social Science, Spanish (K-12).