Online M.Ed. We like the sound of that.

The M.Ed. in Reading Curriculum & Instruction is 100% online and asynchronous.

The M.Ed. in Reading Curriculum & Instruction is 100% online and asynchronous. You never need to be on campus, ever! You never need to attend classes at specific times, ever! At the same time, there are meaningful clinical experiences and many opportunities to connect with your colleagues and professors throughout the program.

This M.Ed. program is designed for practicing teachers who are ready to take their literacy knowledge and practice to the next level. If you answer yes to any of these questions, you’ll want to apply!

  • Are you ready to learn more about reading development, instruction, and assessment?
  • Are you ready to become a literacy leader at your site?
  • Do you want to learn with experienced teacher colleagues and with expert professors who are active in working with K-12 students and who conduct cutting-edge research?
  • Do you need flexibility for your graduate work, and do you still want to be part of a dynamic professional learning community?

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Convenient and Flexible

Utilizing our advanced learning platform, you can balance work/life balance while pursuing your degree online 24/7.

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Innovative Curriculum

Our faculty are committed to providing students a leading edge in literacy education. Courses are evaluated and revised to reflect the latest in practice annually.

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Learn from World Class Instructors

Our world-class faculty are recognized globally for their research, service, and scholarly activities. They are true mavericks in their field and you get to work with them one-on-one.

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Accredited Program

The College of Education and Human development is accredited by National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) and the University of Nevada, Reno is an R1 Carnegie ranked institution.