Language & Literacy Education
PhD in Educational Studies
This program prepares students to lead innovation through research, scholarship, and professional development. Students can specialize in: Educational policy studies; language & literacy education (ASL & Deaf studies, language education, or literacy education); mathematics & science education; or special education.
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Graduate Certificate
Prepares future teachers of English and other languages with a solid grounding in applied linguistics.
EdM in TESOL & Applied Linguistics
This master’s program prepares educators to teach English and other languages to adults, adolescents, and children in a variety of settings.
EdM in TESOL Multilingual Learner Education
For educators interested in pursuing initial teaching license in English as a Second Language.
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)
The TESOL program trains teachers, researchers, and other education professionals to teach children, youth, and adults who are learning English.
Reading & Literacies Education CAGS
The CAGS in reading and literacies education is for educators who already hold a master’s degree but are seeking to widen and deepen their expertise in reading instruction.
EdM in Reading & Literacies Education
The Reading & Literacies master’s (EdM) program is for K–12 teachers who are already licensed and are seeking additional professional credentials. Build expertise and earn a master’s degree in one year with full-time enrollment.
Reading & Literacies Education
The Reading & Literacies Education program prepares educators to become responsive, skilled, and thoughtful teachers of reading and literacy.
EdM in Language & Literacy Education
Prepares professionals who wish to study literacy development and language acquisition. Choose one of three specializations: Language education, literacy education, and ASL & Deaf studies.
Language & Literacy Education
Students in the Language & Literacy Education program are prepared as educators, researchers, and other professionals who understand how people develop as speakers, writers, and readers.