Education
Focus on the area of education that interests you
The non-licensure Master of Arts with a major in education studies provides students with the opportunity to gain graduate-level skills and credentials in education and to further focus their studies in the field. With an emphasis on student-designed inquiry and experiential learning, the program provides a great deal of flexibility for students to focus on their own interests and research in the field of education.
Focus on the area of education that interests you
The non-licensure Master of Arts with a major in education studies provides students with the opportunity to gain graduate-level skills and credentials in education and to further focus their studies in the field. With an emphasis on student-designed inquiry and experiential learning, the program provides a great deal of flexibility for students to focus on their own interests and research in the field of education.
Individualized for Each Student
Advance your career and your expertise in education with this highly individualized program. Choose the area you wish to study – whether it’s education policy, online learning and teaching, curriculum design, diversity issues in the classroom or some other area of interest. The program also provides a strong theoretical foundation in theory and research methods, allowing the student to fully engage with the academic community of educators.
Elden Golden, PhD, JD
Director, MA Program
What makes Union’s M.A. in Education program unique?
“After some initial courses, the final 24 credits are individualized for each student – so there’s the opportunity for each student to focus on the area of education that interests them. Individualized courses have a one-to-one student-teacher ratio. Six credits include a hands-on project to apply some of the ideas you have been studying. The major culminates with a thesis, which provides the opportunity to delve into the student’s selected area of focus.”
Education Structure & Courses
• 36-hour program
• Full-time and part-time options
• January, May and August start dates
• Complete your degree in as little as 16 months
Licensure Disclosure
This degree does not provide the education requirements for any state licensure. For additional information, including a breakdown by state, click here.