Bethel’s Graduate School offers several options for training in education for educators or those wanting to work in the field. Choose from Master of Arts or Master of Education programs with a variety of licenses and certificates from which to choose.                                                                            

Teaching: For non-education bachelor’s degree holders who want a secondary teaching license. The programs are a learner-centered, standards-driven collaboration between learners, college professors, and local school districts. Licensure occurs through the student’s undergraduate major. Choose licensure in:

· Art (K-12)                                                                             

· Business

· Communication Arts and Literature                                  

· General Science

· Health

· Mathematics

· Social Studies

· Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (K-12)

· World Languages and Cultures (K-12)

Education K-12: A Master of Arts program for licensed K-12 classroom teachers who wish to focus on educators’ expanding leadership roles. Learners take a sequence of core courses and a concentration in:

· Middle Level

· Reading

· Special Education

· Customized Concentration

Special Education: Prepare yourself to teach effectively in the field of special education. Designed for those with a bachelor’s degree in education or other majors. Choose from:

· Master of Education (basic program)

· And/Or licensure in Emotional/Behavioral Disorders (E/BD)

· And/Or licensure in Learning Disabilities (LD)

To learn more about the master’s level education programs, call the Graduate School office at 651.635.8000, or 800.255.8706, ext. 8000.