Graduate Programs
Graduate degrees are available in a variety of career fields and specialty areas within the College of Education. Graduates from these programs use their advanced skills and knowledge to improve classrooms practices and to transform schools. They hold influential leadership positions as program specialists, principals, superintendents, counselors, school psychologists, directors of state and national organizations, and college presidents.
Master’s Degrees
- College Student Development/Counseling
- Community Counseling
- Educational Psychology
- Information Technology in Education
- Marital, Couple, & Family Counseling/Therapy
- School Counseling
Doctoral Degrees
- Counselor Education and Supervision
- Human Development and Learning
- Information Technology in Education
- Multicultural Counseling
- School Psychology
Master’s Degrees
- Elementary Education
- Secondary Education
Doctoral Degrees
- Curriculum Studies
- Curriculum and Instruction Generalist
- Elementary Education
- Secondary Education
Master’s Degrees
- Education Specialist
- Higher Educational Administration
- Principalship
Doctoral Degrees
- Principalship
- Educational Leadership
- Executive Doctorate
Educational Specialties
Master’s Degrees
- Equity & Diversity in Educational Settings
- Literacy Studies
- Special Education
- Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
Doctoral Degrees
- Educational Specialties
- Literacy Studies
- Special Education and Disability Studies
Human Development and Family Studies
Master's Degrees
- Human Development and Family Studies
