Teacher Education Master's Programs

The Department of Teacher Education offers three types of master's degrees: master's with licensure, master's without licensure, and advanced master's (for current teachers).

Master's with Licensure

Master's programs with licensure are designed for candidates seeking a teaching licensure through a graduate degree program. Currently, the Department of Teacher Education offers the following programs that lead to a teaching license.

• Middle Childhood: for grades 4-9 in two content areas (language arts, math, science, and/or social studies)
• Adolescent-to-Young Adult and Multi-Age:
  • Grades 7-12 in one content area (language arts, math, science, or social studies)
  • Art in grades K-12 (opens in a new window)
  • Theater in grades preK-12 (opens in a new window)
• Intervention Specialists (Special Education): with programs focusing on K-12 and early childhood (ages 3-8)

Advanced Master's

Advanced master's programs are designed for licensed teachers who are interested in developing further as professionals. Currently, the Department of Teacher Education offers two fully online programs at the Advanced Master's Level:

• Curriculum and Instruction
• Reading Education

Master's Student Handbook

Students must follow the policies in the Teacher Education Graduate Handbook (opens in a new window).

Funding Information

• Departmental funding opportunities
• Funding opportunities across the college
• Graduate College funding opportunities (opens in a new window)

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For more information contact

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Patton Hall 309BB
740.593.4438