Student Services
Contact student services for M.Ed./Certificate related questions
cehdinfo@umn.edu
Tel: 612-625-3339
Fax: 612-625-9214
Master of education (M.Ed.) programs
On this page:
Initial licensure programs
Professional studies programs
Degree completion
Forms
Handbooks
Master of education/initial licensure programs
Consistent with national recommendations to strengthen the academic background of beginning teachers, nearly all of the initial teacher licensure programs in the College are at the master’s degree level.
Program sheets
Program sheets are updated each year for the incoming cohort.
Current students should consult with a Student
Services adviser. Adviser contact
information is provided at the end of each program sheet.
- art education (visual arts)
- elementary education
- English education (communication arts and literature)
- family education (family and consumer sciences)
- family education (parent and family education) (This program is moving to the Department of Family Social Science during fall 2011)
- math education
- science education
- second languages and cultures education (world languages and cultures, and English as a second language)
- social studies education
Licensure or additional licensure programs
- alternative pathway to initial licensure in a world language or ESL
- English as a second language [ESL] (grades K-12)
- parent and family education
- reading (grades K-12)
- world languages and cultures
The licensure process
Master of education/professional studies programs
Program sheets
Program sheets are updated each year for the incoming cohort.
Current students should consult with a Student Services adviser. Adviser contact
information is provided at the end of each program sheet.
- art education
- elementary education
- English education
- environmental education
- family education
- interdisciplinary education
- learning technologies
- literacy education
- math education
- science education
- second languages and cultures education
- social studies education
M.A. or M.Ed./professional studies? (master's degrees explained)
Degree completion
Please contact your faculty or Student Services adviser for degree clearance information, instructions, and paperwork.
Forms
- Program forms (Graduate Student Services)
- University forms (One Stop)
- Incomplete Grade Policy (effective fall semester 2009; adopted by C&I faculty February 23, 2009)
Handbooks
Revised February 2011
