Master's Programs

The Graduate School of Education offers Master of Arts (MA) and Master of Science (MS) degree programs in the following areas:

Counseling (COUN)

Specializations include: Clinical Mental Health Counseling; Marital, Couple and Family Counseling; Rehabilitation Counseling; and School Counseling

Curriculum and Instruction (CI)

MA/MS in Curriculum and Instruction - Specializations include: Reading Endorsement; Early Childhood Education; ESL Endorsement; Educational Media/Librarianship; Continuing Teacher Licensure; and other areas of interest as determined by the student.

Master's in Education (MEd)  - Students who are enrolled in the Graduate Teacher Education Program (GTEP) complete a Masters in Education degree.  

Educational Leadership and Policy (ELP)

Specializations include: Educational Leadership; Postsecondary, Adult and Continuing Education (PACE); MA/MS plus initial administrator; Leadership in Sustainability Education (LSE)

Library Media

Curriculum provides advanced coursework to work in school and/or public libraries (includes the 29-credit endorsement program with an additional 16 credits).

Special Education (SPED)

Specializations are determined by advisors and may include: Early Intervention/Early Childhood; Visually Impaired Learning; or Inclusive Education