Master of Education
Crandall University’s Master of Education is a degree designed for educators who want to enhance their abilities to respond to student needs.
Build your knowledge and pedagogical skills, exploring the needs of struggling students in the classroom.
Collaborate with other educators in online, synchronous classes held on Microsoft Teams.
The applied focus of our courses equips educators with the tools needed to increase their effectiveness in the classroom.
Classes are designed for passionate educators to advance in their careers, attending classes at times that are set to accommodate teachers’ weekday classroom schedules. Through the school year, classes are held exclusively on Saturdays, and more options are available during the summer.
Students completing the Master of Education degree can choose between concentrations in Inclusionary Practices or Literacy. Students may also choose a course-only option or a major research project option. The major research project is 6 of the 30 credit hours required to complete the degree.
In addition, students completing the Master of Education in Inclusionary Practices degree can choose to take three courses that may be applied toward a Principal’s Certificate. These courses include:
Crandall University’s Master of Education is a degree designed for educators who want to enhance their abilities to respond to student needs.
Build your knowledge and pedagogical skills, exploring the needs of struggling students in the classroom.
Collaborate with other educators in online, synchronous classes held on Microsoft Teams.
The applied focus of our courses equips educators with the tools needed to increase their effectiveness in the classroom.
Classes are designed for passionate educators to advance in their careers, attending classes at times that are set to accommodate teachers’ weekday classroom schedules. Through the school year, classes are held exclusively on Saturdays, and more options are available during the summer.
Students completing the Master of Education degree can choose between concentrations in Inclusionary Practices or Literacy. Students may also choose a course-only option or a major research project option. The major research project is 6 of the 30 credit hours required to complete the degree.
In addition, students completing the Master of Education in Inclusionary Practices degree can choose to take three courses that may be applied toward a Principal’s Certificate. These courses include:
