M.Ed./professional studies programs
These master of education (M.Ed.) programs are for licensed teachers planning to pursue advanced professional study or for professional personnel in fields not requiring teacher licensure. In consultation with an adviser, students plan a program of study to meet their needs and interests combining coursework, seminars, internships, workshops, and school-based experiences with a minimum of 30 semester credits of graduate study at the 5xxx level or above.
Programs for adding an additional license are also available. You may work on an additional license program while simultaneously pursuing an M.Ed. degree.
Majors and emphasis areas
- Adult education
- Agricultural education
- Applied kinesiology
- developmental adapted physical education
- sport and exercise science
- sport management
- Art education
- Business and industry education
- Elementary education
- English education
- Environmental education
- Family education
- Human resource development
- Interdisciplinary focus
- Leadership in education
- Learning technologies
- Literacy education
- Mathematics education
- Science education
- Second languages and cultures education
- Social studies education
- Special education
- deaf or hard of hearing
- developmental disabilities
- early childhood special education
- emotional behavioral disorders
- learning disabilities
- Work and human resource education
- Youth development leadership
Admissions
M.Ed./professional studies program admissions
M.A. or M.Ed./professional studies? This will help you understand the difference between these two masters programs.
Advising
Diversity initiatives
Common Ground Consortium (CGC)
A far-reaching collaboration between the College of Education and Human
Development and nine Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), the
Common Ground Consortium (CGC) supports advanced graduate work in education by
students of color who are graduates of member schools.
International education at CEHD
M.Ed. Handbook international student supplement
Graduating and completing your degree
Program completion and commencement
Tuition and financial aid
Student employment and financial aid
Revised September 2008