Graduate Programs

The College of Education offers several options for graduate certification. The Master of Education program is available for teachers already certified at the baccalaureate level and seeking advanced level certification. A Master of Arts in Teaching program is also available for individuals seeking initial certification. Students may also opt to pursue a graduate certificate in Autism Spectrum Disorders.

View the College of Education Graduate Catalog

Master of Education (Advanced Class A Licensure) 

• Autism Spectrum Disorders (Class A Collaborative K-6 or Class A Collaborative 6-12) 
• Differentiated Instruction in Elementary Education (Class A Elementary K-6) 
• English Speakers of Other Languages (Class A ESOL P-12) 
• Secondary Education (6-12) (Biology, Chemistry, English, History, Mathematics, Physics) 
• Instructional Leadership

Master of Arts in Teaching - Elementary (Alternative Class A Licensure, K-6)

Master of Arts in Teaching - Collaborative K-6 and 6-12 (Alternative Class A Licensure)

Master of Arts in Teaching (Alternative Class A Licensure, 6-12)*

• Biology
• Chemistry
• English Language Arts
• English Speakers of Other Languages
• History
• Mathematics
• Physics

Master of Arts in Teaching (Alternative Class A Licensure, P-12)*

• Music-Choral
• Music-Instrumental
• Physical Education

Master of Science in Applied Behavior Analysis

Autism Spectrum Disorders Graduate Certificate (this does not lead to an ALSDE Teaching Certificate)

* Requires Bachelor's degree in teaching (content) field or related field.