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Master of Education

The Master of Education degree from Texas Wesleyan gives you the tools to flourish in the classroom and advance in your profession.

Choose from seven concentrations in the M.Ed. or pursue additional certifications. The M.Ed. can open the door to career opportunities in administration or content specific positions. In as little as 18 months it's possible to complete our 36-credit-hour degree and many current teachers take advantage of grant opportunities to assist in financing their studies. Classes are offered on evenings and weekends during the school year, and during the day for the summer term.

If you've considered School Counseling, visit the Graduate Counseling program for more information.

Concentrations

• Administration

• Gifted & Talented

• Math Education

• Reading

• Reading Specialist

• Science Education

• Second Language Education and Culture

• Writing Institute

• Master's Ed. Course Rotation (PDF)

Certifications

• Gifted & Talented

• Master Reading Teacher

• Principal

• Reading Specialist

• TESOL

Education Faculty

Small class sizes allow our faculty to get to know you as an individual student. Our faculty have experience in the K-12 classroom and/or administrative positions that allow them to blend theory with practice and to relate course content to today's challenges.

Practicum Experience

Many of the areas of study include hands on experience. Science and Second Language Education and Culture students often travel to gain field experience that result in exciting classroom teaching. Reading clinics take place on the Wesleyan campus with area students. Principal candidates spend 160 hours working with current administrators to apply classroom content to real life administrative practices.

Careers

An M.Ed. from Texas Wesleyan can give educators an additional area of specialty to help increase their marketability and job opportunities. Other concentrations such as Administration or Reading Specialist can lead to teaching related or administrative positions outside of the classroom.

Visit Graduate Admissions for details on admission criteria and process as well as tuition costs and financial aid.

Careers In Education

With a graduate Master of Education degree or a terminal Doctor of Education degree, professionals have a historical, philosophical, theoretical, and research-based influence on their development as educators.  Graduate degrees can be used as gateways to teaching or providing administrative service at the college or university level or as preparation for grant writing, program leadership or administrative roles.  

Earning a graduate degree is also an indication that the individual has focused on developing his/her skills in educational philosophy and pedagogy even further, has the knowledge and understanding of select content areas, has conducted and presented research projects in education and related fields, and is capable of providing effective leadership for curricular and instructional programs in elementary, secondary, community college, higher education and other educational settings.

School Districts

Birdsville ISD

Alvarado ISD

Arlington ISD

Castlebury ISD

Burleson ISD

Carrollton-Farmers BranchDallas ISD

Cleburne ISD

Crowley ISD 

Grandbury ISD 

Everman ISD

Ft Worth ISD 

Grapevine-Colleyville

Grandview ISD

Grand Prairie ISD

Keller ISD

HEB ISD

Irving ISD 

Richardson ISD

Lewisville ISD

Mansfield ISD

Aledo ISD

White Settlement

Educational Organizations

Texas Elementary Principals and Supervisors Association

Texas Education Organizations

National Association of Elementary School Principals

Texas Classroom Teachers Association

Consortium of State Organizations in Texas Teacher Education

National Education Association

National Association of Secondary School Principals

Texas Computer Education Association

Texas Association of Secondary School Principals

Student Education Association

Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development

International Reading Association

Texas State Teachers Association - Student Program

Center for Leadership in School Reform

American Association of School Administrators

How Long Will it Take

Take a look at the classes you’ll take to get your Master's of Education and plan your future one step at a time.

 

Example Administration Concentration Degree Plan

First Year

• Fall Semester                                           (6 hours)
  

• COU 6301 Theories of Counseling

• COU 6302 Lifespan/Human Growth and Development

• Spring Semester                                       (6 hours)
  

• COU 6305 Advanced Human Sexuality and Sexual Dysfunction

• EDU 6307 Emerging Issues in Education

• Summer I Semester                                 (3 hours)                             

• EDU 6362 The Principalship

• Summer II Semester                                (6 hours)                             

• EDU 6342 Special Populations and Programs

• EDU 6348 Managing Campus Resources

Second Year

• Fall Semester                                            (9 hours)

• EDU 6315 Instructional Leadership in Public Schools

• EDU 6316 School Law Administration

• EDU 6319 Principal Internship

• Spring Semester                                       (6 hours)

• EDU 6317 Administration of EC-12th Grade Curriculum

  EDU 6318 Supervision and Professional Development at School Level

Total hours: 36 hours

Example Administration Concentration Degree Plan

First Year

• Fall Semester                                           (6 hours)
  

• COU 6301 Theories of Counseling

• COU 6302 Lifespan/Human Growth and Development

• Spring Semester                                       (6 hours)
  

• COU 6305 Advanced Human Sexuality and Sexual Dysfunction

• EDU 6307 Emerging Issues in Education

• Summer I Semester                                 (6 hours)                             

• ENG 6302 Teaching Literature to Adolescents

• RDG 6320 Diagnosis/Remediation of Reading Difficulties

• Summer II Semester                                (6 hours)                             

• RDG 6324 Reading Clinic

• RDG 6346 Reading in the Content Area – Secondary

Second Year

• Fall Semester                                            (6 hours)

• RDG 6322 Research Practicum in Reading

• EDU 6360 Language Acquisition and Development

• Spring Semester                                       (6 hours)

• XXXX Elective Course

  XXXX Elective Course

• Spring Semester                                       (3 hours)

• XXXX Elective Course

Total hours: 36 hours

录取要求：

• 学校成绩单（GPA2.6）；

• IELTS6.5分或TOEFL79分成绩单扫描件(如果有请提供,双录取的学生不需提供, 双录取学生需要交100美金语言申请费用)；

• GMAT500分或GRE300分成绩单扫描件(如果有请提供,双录取的学生不需提供)，如申请时无此成绩可以入学后再考试。

What Will it Cost

Here is the estimated cost per credit hour for graduate education students. This is only an estimate and doesn’t include books and living expenses. There are additional charges that may increase the cost of your tuition.

Tuition Costs

Master of Education cost per credit hour (2016-2017 academic year)

Tuition:	$542
Fees:	$112
Tuition & Fee Total:	$654 per credit hour

This is only an estimate of the tuition and fees. Additional charges may increase the tuition and fee total. This estimate does not include book and living expenditures.