Whether you're already a teacher or looking to enter the field, the Master of Education degree can turn your passion for education into a rewarding career.
Emmanuel’s online Master of Education (MEd) program focuses on urban education and culturally responsive teaching to give you the content knowledge and pedagogical skills to teach in public and private school systems.
The program offers initial licensure in the fields of elementary teaching (grades 1-6) and non-licensure concentrations. The option for an additional endorsement in Teaching Students with Moderate Learning Disabilities or ELL is also available.
The Master of Education is framed around six key performance areas and learning goals:
Synchronous 7-week courses are designed to accommodate working professionals and motivated students can complete the program in 12 months. The elementary teaching program requires 10 courses (30 credits) and practicum experiences (6 credits). The Non-Licensure concentration requires 10 courses (30 credits).
Take the next step in your academic and professional journey. Inquire about any of our education programs below.
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