
Learn more about the Education MEd program, including course information and how to apply.
MEd in Education at a Glance
- Location: Core curriculum online*
- Length: Two years, typically
- Schedule: Part-time
- Coordinator: Dan Wissinger
- Email: daniel.wissinger@iup.edu
- Phone: 724-357-2047
*See specialization for location options
Prepare for leadership roles in the classroom and school community while staying vested in your current position. The Master's of Education program offers online classes to fit your busy schedule.
What's unique to our MEd program is that it gives you the ability to choose a specialization that fits your goals and interests. Half of the coursework will consist of the core MEd curriculum, and the other half will allow you to grow in a specific area of expertise. This program will help you use your professional strengths and needs to shape practical learning experiences and apply them in classroom practice.
Coursework
Students complete 15 credits of the core coursework. You'll also complete the courses within your chosen specialization. Choose from the following options:
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Administration and Leadership Pre-K-12 Principal (Principal Post-Master's Graduate Certificate)
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Business, Computers, and Information Technology Certification
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Career and Technical Administration (Vocational Administrative Director Certificate)
- Instruction and Learning
Course Number | Course Name | Credits |
MEDU 761 | Connecting Community and School | 3cr |
MEDU 762 | Teaching Academically-Diverse Learners | 3cr |
MEDU 763 | Educational Research and Practical Application | 3cr |
MEDU 764 | Educational Technology for Today and Tomorrow | 3cr |
MEDU 765 | Curriculum, Assessment, and Reflection | 3cr |
How to Apply
Contact IUP Graduate Admissions or Master's of Education Coordinator Dan Wissinger for information on applying. Your specialization may have additional required materials. For questions about program-specific requirements, check your admissions profile (if you've already applied), certification web pages, or reach out to the specialization coordinator.