Welcome to the home page for graduate studies in the Richard W. Riley College of Education. Whether you are a prospective student, a current student, or a graduate of one of
our outstanding programs, we hope that you will find what you are looking for here.
If you are a prospective student looking for information about programs, we recommend
that you start at the Degree Programs section (/graduateschool/programs/). Here you will find an overview of our unique degree and certificate programs with
links to the full information available at the Graduate School's website. Many of our programs are designed for people who wish to work in schools, or who
are currently working in schools. We offer initial teaching certification through
two Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) degrees. We offer advanced study for classroom
teachers in our Master of Education (M.Ed.) programs in Teacher Leadership, Literacy
and Special Education Intervention. Our new M.Ed. in Learning Design and Technology
offers a unique opportunity for people working in schools and people working in education
in non K-12 environments such as business and industry, higher education, government
to learn to be technology specialists, instructional designers, elearning specialists
and more.
We offer teachers looking to work as elementary and secondary school principals the
opportunity to study in our Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Educational Leadership.
We also offer a Specialist in Educational Leadership (Ed.S.) degree designed for principals
interested in becoming superintendents, central office administrators, program directors,
and leaders in curriculum and instruction.
We also offer graduate study in other settings. Our Masters of Education (M.Ed.)
in Counseling and Development prepares students to be school counselors or community
mental health counselors. Our Master of Science (M.S.) in Sports and Fitness Administration
prepares students to assume leadership positions in various sport and fitness venues
in both facility and personnel management and program development. We offer much more
than graduate study in school-based settings.
And if you are an alum of one of our programs, welcome home. We are always interested
in what you are doing and look forward to catching up with you. We encourage you to
contact us to let us know where you are and what you have been doing since graduation.
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