Master’s Degrees
- MEd in Counseling and Guidance
- MEd in Curriculum Studies
- MEd in Early Childhood Education
- MEd in Educational Administration
- MEd in Educational Foundations
- MEd in Educational Psychology
- MEd in Educational Technology
- MEd in Special Education
- MEdT in Teaching (MET)
- Master of Science in Kinesiology & Leisure Science
Master’s Degree
Basic Requirements
The College of Education offers MEd degrees in counseling and guidance, educational administration, educational foundations, educational psychology, educational technology, elementary education, secondary education, special education, and teaching. The MEd programs in elementary and secondary education are in the Department of Teacher Education and Curriculum
The College of Education also offers the master of education in teaching (MEdT). The two-year, interdisciplinary, field-based program is designed for students who have earned baccalaureate degrees in fields other than education. Graduates are qualified for state teacher certification in either elementary or secondary education at the professional certificate level. MEdT students must be registered full-time and progress through the program in cohorts. See Teacher Education and Curriculum Studies for more information.
M.Ed. Counseling and Guidance Brochure- M.Ed. Early Childhood Education Brochure
- M.Ed. Educational Technology Brochure
- Online M.Ed. Educational Technology Brochure
- M.Ed. Curriculum Studies Brochure
- M.Ed. Special Education Brochure
- M.Ed. Educational Psychology Brochure
- Kinesiology & Leisure Science Brochure
- Educational Administration Brochure
- Educational Foundations Brochure