Graduate Programs
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A growing number of professional and administrative positions require a master’s degree. The College of Education and Human Development (CEHD) offers a full range of master's degree programs that meet the demands of the marketplace while fulfilling your academic and career aspirations.
The College of Education and Human Development (CEHD) offers a master's program in education with concentration options in Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, Education Leadership, Learning Technologies, Secondary Education, Teaching Culturally Linguistically Diverse and Exceptional Learners and Transformative Teaching.
- Assistive Technology Concentration (AT)
- ASTL: Advanced International Baccalaureate (AIB)
- ASTL: Designing Digital Learning in Schools Concentration (ADDL)
- ASTL: Diversity and Exceptionality in PK-12 Schools (ADEP)
- ASTL: Early Childhood Education Concentration (AECE)
- ASTL: Elementary Mathematics Concentration (AEMA)
- ASTL: Foreign Language French Concentration (AFLF)
- ASTL: Foreign Language Spanish Concentration (AFLS)
- ASTL: Gifted Child Education Concentration (AGCE)
- ASTL: History Concentration (AHIS)
- ASTL: Individualized Concentration (AATL)
- ASTL: Literacy: PK-12 Classroom Teachers Concentration (AP12)
- ASTL: Literacy: Reading Specialist Concentration (ALRS)
- ASTL: Secondary Mathematics Education Concentration, Grades 6-12 (AMT6) (This program is no longer accepting applications)
- ASTL: Physical Education Concentration (APED)
- ASTL: Science K-12 Concentration (AS12)
- ASTL: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)(ASTM)
- ASTL: Special Education Concentration (ASPE)
- ASTL: Teacher Leadership Concentration (ATL)
- Early Childhood Education for Diverse Learners Concentration (ECDL)
- Elementary Education Concentration (ELED)
- Learning Technologies: Blended and Online Learning in Schools Concentration (BOLS)
- Learning Technologies: Designing Digital Learning Concentration (DDLS)
- Learning Technologies: Instructional Design and Technology Concentration (INDT)
- Literacy Leadership for Diverse Schools: K-12 Reading Specialist Concentration (LLDR)
- Secondary Education: Biology Concentration (SECB)
- Secondary Education: Chemistry Concentration (SECC)
- Secondary Education: Earth Science Concentration (SECS)
- Secondary Education: English Concentration (SECE)
- Secondary Education: History/Social Science Concentration (SECH)
- Secondary Education: Secondary Math Concentration (SECM)
- Secondary Education: Physics Concentration (SECP)
- Teaching Culturally, Linguistically Diverse & Exceptional Learners (TCLD)
- Transformative Teaching (TTCH)
Turn your knowledge into expertise with a graduate certificate.
Graduate certificate programs typically focus on one area of study, providing specialized training to expand students’ areas of expertise, teaching them about new developments in their fields, augmenting their professional skills, and providing credentials that help advance their careers.
- Applied Behavior Analysis Graduate Certificate
- Autism Spectrum Disorders Graduate Certificate
- Counseling Licensure Post-Masters Graduate Certificate*
- Curriculum and Instruction Graduate Certificate
- Education Assessment, Evaluation, and Data Literacy Graduate Certificate
- Education Leadership Graduate Certificate
- Education Policy Graduate Certificate
- Foreign Language Licensure Graduate Certificate
- International ESOL/ESL Teacher Education Graduate Certificate
- Kinesiology Graduate Certificate
- Learning Technologies Graduate Certificate
- Literacy/Reading Instruction Graduate Certificate
- Research Methods Graduate Certificate with concentration in Qualitative Research
- Special Education Graduate Certificate
- Special Education Leadership Graduate Certificate
- Sport Management Graduate Certificate
*The Post-Master’s Counseling Licensure Certificate is presently only available to current and past students of the Master of Education in Counseling and Development Program at Mason.