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Teacher Education. The Department of Teacher Education offers several paths to earning a teaching license at the undergraduate and master's levels; endorsements, professional development, and master's degrees for current teachers; and doctoral programs emphasizing research and teacher preparation.
- Master's with Licensure
- Advanced Master's
- Master's Student Handbook
- Funding Information
Master's programs with licensure are designed for candidates seeking a teaching licensure through a graduate degree program. Currently, the Department of Teacher Education offers the following programs that lead to a teaching license. 1. Middle Childhood: for grades 4-9 in two content areas (language arts, math, science, and/or social studies) 2. A...
Advanced master's programs are designed for licensed teachers who are interested in developing further as professionals. Currently, the Department of Teacher Education offers two fully online programs at the Advanced Master's Level: 1. Curriculum and Instruction 2. Reading Education
Students must follow the policies in the Teacher Education Graduate Handbook(opens in a new window).
Funding opportunities across the college(opens in a new window)Graduate College funding opportunities(opens in a new window)About us. The Master of Education (MEd) program in the Department of Teaching and Learning leads to a post-baccalaureate degree designed for those individuals who seek to earn their initial four-year Ohio license while completing graduate studies and research in their chosen field of study.
There are 95 colleges and universities with teacher degree programs in Ohio. 1. 40 schools offer an associate’s degree in education. 1. 67 schools offer a bachelor’s degree in education. 1. 45 schools offer a master’s or advanced degree in education. 1.
Teacher Education offers BSEd degrees that lead to a teaching license in the following areas: Early Childhood and Elementary Education: for preschool (age 3) through grade 5. Middle Childhood: for grades 4-9 in two content areas (language arts, math, science, and/or social studies)
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