Graduate Programs
Through the College of Arts & Sciences’ Graduate Studies Office the Department of Education & Allied Studies offers:
Master of Education degree programs in the following areas:
- Initial teacher license
- Initial teaching licensure through the School-Based Program*
- Initial teaching licensure through the Professional Teacher Post-Baccalaureate Program*
- Educational psychology
- School psychology
- Counseling education
- Clinical mental health counseling
- School counseling
- Educational Administration – under development
*Master of Arts programs are designed to meet the needs of students primarily interested in research-oriented programs. M.A. programs are offered in the same areas listed above with the exception of Initial teaching licensure through the School-Based Program and Initial teaching licensure through the Professional Teacher Post-Baccalaureate Program.
Post master’s degree programs in the following areas:
- Clinical mental health counseling
- School counseling
- School psychology
- Principal licensure – under development
Endorsement programs in the following areas:
- Early childhood generalist
- Middle childhood generalist
- Consortium-based Literacy Specialist – under development
- Reading
- Teacher leader
To learn more about graduate programs offered through the Department of Education & Allied Studies, including each program’s course of study, and to apply for admission, please visit John Carroll’s Office of Graduate Studies website.