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Master’s Degrees in Education & Teaching Online

With an online Master’s degree in Education you can specialize in any of a variety of disciplines: administration, college/university education, counseling, elementary education, librarianship, secondary education, and many more. In most school districts, teachers are encouraged to earn their master’s within five years of entering the profession. You can earn your teaching master’s degree online or on-campus.

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Kaplan University

MS in Nursing/Nurse Educator MS in Higher Ed.-College Admin. & Leadership MS in Higher Education-College Teaching and Learning

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Grand Canyon University

MA- Teaching: Prof. Learning (No IR, No Cert.) MA-Teaching: Leadership (No IR, No Cert.) MEd- Reading: Secondary Ed. (No IR, No Cert.)

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Strayer University

Master of Education: Educational Mgmt Master of Education: Technology in Education

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Herzing University Online

MSN in Nursing Education

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DeVry University

Masters in Educational Technology

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Lewis University

MA in Org. Leadership - Higher Education

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Concordia University Online - Portland

M.Ed. in Curriculum & Instruction: Reading M.Ed. in Curriculum & Instruction: Methods M.Ed. in Curriculum & Instruction: (ESOL)

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Creighton University

MS Negotiation & Dispute Resltn – Education

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St Xavier University

Master’s in Curriculum and Instruction

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University of Cincinnati

Master of Education in Educational Leadership

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Capella University

MS - Special Education Teaching MS in Ed – Curriculum and Instruction MS in Ed - Curriculum and Instruction

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University of New England

MS in Ed. in Curriculum & Instruction Strategies MS in Ed. in Educational Leadership MS in Ed. in Inclusion Education

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University of Maryland University College

Master of Arts in Teaching Master of Distance Education Master of Education

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Full Sail University

MS in Education Media Design & Technology (Online)

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Walden University

Ed.S. in Admin. Leadership for Teaching & Learning Ed.S. in Leadership & Admin. (Principal Prep.) Ed.S. Teacher Leadership

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Argosy University

MAEd in Instructional Leadership MAEd in Educational Leadership MA in School Psychology

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The University of Scranton

MS Curriculum & Instruction MS Educational Administration

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The George Washington University

MAEd Human Development - Leadership & Administration Education Specialist - Leadership & Administration

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Dominican University Online

MAED Elementary Education MAED English as a Second Language MAED Reading

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Liberty University Online

Educational Specialist - Educational Leadership Educational Specialist - Teaching and Learning M.Ed. - Administration

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Earn Your Teaching Master’s Degree Online

Online teaching degrees are now very common because they offer you the opportunity to begin or enhance your education career while continuing to work. For example, using online education to earn your Master of Education (MEd) – Elementary Teaching allows you to work during the day – perhaps in a related job like daycare – and study elementary education in the evening. Acquiring your teaching degree online can increase your job security as well; when the unemployment rate reached 6.7% in November 2008, the rate for people holding a bachelor’s degree or higher was only 3.1% – less than half the national average.

Sample Degree - Master of Library and Information Science (MLIS)

Requiring between one and two years of postgraduate study, an MLIS degree qualifies you to work as a professional librarian. Specific concentrations include academic librarianship, archiving, information architecture, public librarianship and school (K-12) librarianship.

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