Compare 232 Masters Programs in Education

Child Culture Design (CCD) is a field that is growing in knowledge, need and demand both nationally and internationally. By focusing on children's play, children's perspectives and their specific conditions, we have created a master program that has no equivalent in the world.

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The aim is to combine the subject design and the artistic practice with child culture and children's culture. An artistic and humanistic view permeates education.

One of the cornerstones is working to create a sustainable society, not only in the ecological sense but also with regard to social equality, gender equality, ethics, economy and issues of social justice. A vital aspect is collaboration with organizations and other actors with common goals.... [-]

Hibernia College Post Primary Education - Professional Master of Education was established to encourage a broader range of people to consider teaching as a profession by providing a more flexible route to becoming a fully qualified post-primary school teacher.

Due to the structure of the programme and the funding eligibility criteria we can only accept applications from Ireland.

The programme, which blends online content, virtual learning environments and face-to-face delivery, is designed to develop professionals and experts who are positioned to be leaders in the field of post-primary education. The programme is ideal for anyone who does not have easy access to one of the traditional education providers or who doesn’t have time to spend commuting to and from lectures daily. ... [-]

Carthage offers a 38-credit Master of Education program with three areas of concentration, as well as licensing tracks in reading, administration, special education, and English language learning. Through evening studies, you can earn your M.Ed., add additional teaching licenses, or complete coursework for personal enrichment.

The Master of Education program at Carthage fosters intellectual and professional learning opportunities within the context of a liberal arts education. Classes enable teachers to keep abreast of current issues relating to education such as curricula, counseling, guidance, and administration. All courses meet Wisconsin teacher licensure requirements in selected areas and carry Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction program approval.... [-]

Do you like to work collaboratively with others? Are you someone who loves guiding students and is committed to their success? Do you feel inspired to mentor future generations? If so, a career in Educational Leadership may be the right profession for you!

The Master of Education (MEd) in Educational Leadership offers students three concentrations to choose from Curriculum Leadership, K-12 Public School Leadership and Non-Public/Charter School Leadership. All programs are state-approved and are designed to develop outstanding leaders, supervisors, and administrators for the schools of Florida and the nation.

This program is designed to provide aspiring school leaders with the tools needed for leadership in the 21st century. The curriculum is current, research-based and focused on application in the educational setting at all levels. Courses are also taught by faculty with diverse experiences in education including school leadership, district administration, and university teaching and research. With flexibility and support in mind, these courses are designed for working professionals.... [-]

Our Master's programs in Education & Special Education are designed for experienced teachers seeking an advanced degree and students at the beginning of their careers.

Completion of a program leads to a Master of Science degree as well as certification in both general and special education (birth-grade 2 or grades 1-6) or special education (grades 7-12), upon your meeting all NYSED requirements, including taking required seminars and workshops, filing fingerprints with NYSED, and passing NYS teacher certification exams.

The program Master in Educational Technology Responds to the current needs of the knowledge society to enrich education professionals and the area of ​​human resources training in the most current and advanced use of technologies in the teaching-learning and training processes, both in the Various levels of school as in public and private companies, which will allow a more comprehensive development of students and workers. Through an innovative educational model based on the new information and communication technology (ICT), which enables reaching larger audiences with space and time mobility constraints, highly trained professionals are formed that will have a positive effect And directly in the communities where they provide their services.... [-]

Prepare for a professional career in student affairs and leadership in higher education.

The Master of Arts in Higher Education and Student Affairs (HESA) combines a rigorous academic curriculum which includes practicum experiences in various areas of student life, arranged in collaboration with the USF Division of Student Life.

Consistent with the School of Education's commitment to serve working adults, the program follows a schedule of alternate weekend classes that convene nine times a semester. Classes are typically held Thursday evenings, Friday evenings and all day Saturday.

This course addresses learning in schools, workplaces and community. It connects research and practice in order to make you a stronger thinker, an engaged practitioner and an advanced specialist in a field of education.

The course addresses the professional learning needs of educators, educational administrators, managers, policy makers and others interested or involved in learning and education or educational work in the wider community, whether based locally or internationally. You will broaden your knowledge of key learning constructs, deepen your professional learning in specialist areas and advance your capacity as a professional inquirer.... [-]

Blending adult learning theory, instructional technology, and talent development, the Adult Education and Human Resource Development (AHRD) master’s program creates an engaging and innovative learning environment for students who want to help employees perform at their best. Students in the AHRD program learn to identify workplace performance gaps and develop learning solutions using industry best practices so that employees can succeed and grow. Our students develop the knowledge, skills, and attitudes to be leaders and contribute to high-quality, sustainable organizations. Our core program curriculum is aligned with industry standards, while also allowing students to focus their studies on topics most relevant to their career goals and interests.... [-]

Susquehanna University is offering a Master of Education which can be completed in 1 or more years by international students. Educators around the globe are invited to extend their learning and prepare to increase their effectiveness in the classroom in the rolling hills of central Pennsylvania, U.S.A. Candidates who have dedicated themselves to improving their English proficiency can now perfect these skills at Susquehanna through English Language Development classes offered before and throughout the Master of Education program.

A degree in Curriculum and Instruction exposes learners to the history of education as well the skills necessary to design curriculum and work with diverse learners. Our program is comprised of 7 core and 2 elective courses (from Special Ed and English Language Learner coursework).The Master’s Program at Susquehanna University also delves into the world of technology and the critical thinking skills needed by today’s students as they interact with media beyond the classroom walls.... [-]

Master’s Degree Programme in Education Entrepreneurship bridges the fields of education, entrepreneurship, design and innovation. It focuses

on a hands-on approach to support new innovations in education such as building education technology start-ups or social impact initiatives, and leading innovation in educational organizations and companies.

The programme supports you as a professional to access opportunities and networks in the global education innovation community (pedagogical and business).

The cohort is interdisciplinary and international with the programme completed in a collaborative and

working-life focused learning environment.... [-]

The Graduate School of Education at UC Riverside provides students with innovative solutions to some of education's most critical issues. Whether it be preparing you to serve increasingly diverse populations, devising effective measures of student performance, or enhancing teaching methods for those with learning disabilities, our education programs will equip you with the knowledge, skills, and hands-on experience to tackle real-world challenges facing educators today.

You can choose to earn a master's degree in one of the following specializations:

There’s a reason you began teaching. To shape futures. To encourage dreams. To guide students. Whatever your motivation, you’re here to nurture it—and that happens to be what we do best.

Concordia University-Portland has been educating educators for more than 110 years and recognizes how important teachers are to students, their families, and society as a whole. The future of our world sits in your classroom every day—that’s a big responsibility. It’s no wonder you want to earn your master's degree in education. Our responsibility? To provide you with a program that fits your schedule, your career, and your heart.... [-]

Get ready for the teaching practices of the future with this final stage of our Master of Education programme. Building on the knowledge gained from our PG Cert and PG Dip programmes, this Masters in Education course will explore how key findings of cognitive science relate to learning and teaching in an educational context, and how this should affect your own approaches to learning and teaching.

Throughout the course you’ll also learn how to describe the stages and conventions of academic investigation, including framing a research question, writing a proposal and selecting research methods. Working alongside fellow education professionals, you’ll also discover how to adapt confidently to a range of educational contexts, using skills and strategies to solve problems, monitor progress and alter your approaches where necessary.... [-]

The mission of the M.Ed. in Evaluation, Assessment, Research, and Learning is to provide students with professional research knowledge and skills needed to engage in data-informed decision making for the successful delivery of human services in a variety of settings including, for example, public schools and school districts, higher education institutions, private research and assessment firms, non-profit organizations, and government positions.

The M.Ed. in Evaluation, Assessment, Research, and Learning supports the mission of the University and College of Education by providing an opportunity for both individuals transitioning from undergraduate to graduate studies and working professionals to develop and/or further enhance their research skills and knowledge in order to meet their career goals. Offered through a fully online, flexible delivery model, this degree program emphasizes activities that are designed to promote 21st-century skills including critical thinking and problem-solving; collaboration and teamwork, especially in virtual workspaces; and information and communication technology literacy.... [-]