Graduate degrees in education

Master's Programs

Choose from four master's degree programs in the School of Education

• Educational Administration and Leadership (Principalship), MA
  
  
• Elementary Education with Literacy Option, MA
  Designed for current elementary school teachers.
  
  
• Curriculum and Instruction, MA
  

  Designed for educators who are interested in broadening their skills in designing curriculum, teaching, and facilitating learning in K-12, higher education, and other settings. Educators who hold a teaching license may apply for endorsements, including Early Childhood Generalist Endorsement, Reading Endorsement, TESOL Endorsement, or Computer/Technology Endorsement, after completing required credits and the required OAE assessment for the endorsements.

  This M.A. program offers alternative concentrations, such as Instructional Technology and TESOL (Teaching English as a Second Language). Consult with program advisor for details.

  
  
• Curriculum & Instruction with Licensure Options, MS
  Designed for those who do not hold a teacher's license, but have an undergraduate degree in a different field.

Graduate level endorsements

• Early Childhood Generalist Endorsement (Grades 4-5)
• Reading Endorsement
• Teaching English as a Second Language (TESOL) Endorsement
• Computer/Technology Endorsement

Education-related graduate program

Master's in School Counseling

• This program is part of the School of Counseling in the College of Health and Human Sciences.
• You must be admitted to that college to enroll in this program.
• Contact Dr. Delila Owens for more information.