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University of Phoenix Education Degree
About University of Phoenix Education Degree Programs:
Most people who pursue a degree in education want to teach, want to teach about teaching or want some sort of administrative opportunity in the education field. The University of Phoenix has educational programs for all aspirants in education.
From teacher on up, the level of education required by most school systems is a masters' degree. The University of Phoenix has fourteen choices in its masters of education program, with specializations for the broad spectrum of educational professions that exist today. There are options for a masters' in education with specialization in adult education, distance education, computer education, curriculum and instruction, early childhood education, elementary and secondary education with licensure preparation, and special education.
That is only a partial list. The curriculum experts at the University of Phoenix looked carefully at both teaching requirements and needed skills for new teachers before preparing their education degree programs. There are also continuing education programs for teachers to meet licensing requirements for annual additional education as well as coursework for teachers who want to change from one department to another.
There is a bachelors' degree available in elementary education as well. For those who want to work as teachers' aides, there are associates' degrees in elementary education and paraprofessional teaching.
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Bachelor Degrees
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BS in Education Elementary Education
Nothing gives you a good, sound start in the teaching world quite like a Bachelor's in education. This program focuses on elementary education, and, along with a solid core of classes in curriculum design and theory, the most important element of your studies will be the invaluable student teaching requirement -- alongside a working teacher and observed by your faculty advisor, you will learn scores more about the art and practicum of teaching than you ever could from a textbook alone. Upon completion, you will be well-prepared for a credential and a career in elementary level teaching.
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BS in Education Elementary Teacher Education
A Bachelor of Science in Education: the definitive ticket to your teaching credential. Between well-rounded classes in theory and instruction, one-on-one work with a faculty advisor, and experience in the field, this comprehensive program will give you the skills and tools to be among the most effective teachers on the primary school level.
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BS in Education Elementary Education
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Doctorate Degrees
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Doctor of Education Curriculum and Instruction
In the past few years, the need for thoughtful and competent educational leaders and innovators has only grown. If you are interested in excelling in this field, nothing could be better than a Doctorate of Education in Curriculum and Instruction. Here you will learn such things as how to develop classrooms and schools, promote effective learning in diverse environments, and balance demands from parents and investors. With the knowledge you will receive from this degree, you should be able to charge forward and make the art of improving school systems your career.
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Doctor of Education Educational Leadership
The need for leaders in educational institutions is always great, and you can be among the best with a Doctorate in Educational Leadership. Here you will learn to think critically and apply the latest research and educational theory toward make wise executive decisions in leading complex school systems. With a Doctorate, you can be expected to stand out and rise to the top of your field as an expert educational leader.
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Doctor of Education in Ed. Leadership Educational Technology
Education is in a constant state of flux, and astute educators are always needed to reshape curricula to stay on course with rapidly developing technology. If you would like to be among that elite force, a Doctor of Education with an emphasis on Educational Technology may be the degree choice for you. Here you will learn much about the planning and design processes that go into creating and expanding upon uses of technology and multimedia in the classroom, exploring the most cutting-edge research on what works and what doesn't in instances like instructional design and distance learning. With this degree in tow, you will be ready to revolutionize the way media is used to learn in a multitude of fields from education to industry to government business.
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Doctor of Education Curriculum and Instruction
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Master Degrees
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MA in Education Administration and Supervision
This program is perfect for the working educator seeking special knowledge and proficiency in the area of administration -- with courses centered around finance, law, and public relations in addition to valuable internship time, you will walk out of the program with all the makings of a future educational leader.
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MA in Education Adult Education and Training
Interested in moving your teaching expertise into a corporate setting? With an MA in Adult Education and training, you can develop the skills necessary to work with adult learners, with an emphasis on trends in adult education, and technology and its application to professional development and corporate training.
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MA in Education Computer Education
"How do computers fit into education?" That is the question, and you can find out the answer and apply it to your own classroom with a Masters degree in Computer Education. By studying computers and digital multimedia, you will learn how to integrate technology into your curriculum and raise tech-savvy students of your own.
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MA in Education Curriculum and Instruction
Those prepared with a Bachelor's in Education may want to continue their studies to receive a Master of Arts degree, and Curriculum and Education is an excellent field in which to do so. Often times an MA of this sort is further split up into several concentrations (mathematics, science, reading, etc) for applicants to choose from, and students will learn advanced theory and classroom technique in their chosen subject. Setting this apart from its Master of Education counterpart, a Master of Arts is significantly more well-rounded in terms of surrounding liberal arts study, and in addition places more emphasis on theory and research than on practicum. This teaching course also provides an ideal foundation for anyone interested in advancing to a Doctorate in Education.
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MA in Education Curriculum and Instruction Eng. Lang.
Arts Ed.
Are you an educator wishing to take your education further? A Master's degree is always an excellent way to do so, and if language is your area of interest you might want to consider specializing in English and Language Arts Education. With a focus on language development, reading, phonics, and English immersion strategies, you will be at the top of your game in developing robust language skills within your classroom.
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MA in Education Curriculum and Instruction ESL
This course has everything, from theory in language learning and skill integration to new methods to the effectiveness of music and poetry. Whether you're improving or only just now learning methods for leading a class with English Language Learners, this program will provide you with the tools you need for the most effective ESL classroom possible.
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MA in Education Curriculum and Instruction Mathematics Ed.
Is your math classroom stuck in a rut? Why not go back to school and revitalize your technique with a Masters in Math Education? You will study curriculum planning, instruction strategies, and how to integrate the latest technology into your classes, jump-starting your algebra and helping you to bring a fresh perspective to your classroom.
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MA in Education Early Childhood Ed.
Even if you are already established in your teaching career, it's never too late to learn more. This graduate degree program, with courses in theory and methodology, strategies and techniques, and childhood growth and socioeconomic culture, is designed specifically to update your knowledge and keep you at the top of your field.
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MA in Education Elementry Teacher Education
Are you in a different field, but feel the noble profession of teaching calling your name? Now is the time to heed that call, and, with a Masters in Teacher Education, you can. With classes in curriculum, social issues, instructional strategies and child development, this program will prepare you for licensure and to be the elementary-level teacher you secretly always knew you were.
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MA in Education Teacher Education Secondary Licensure Ed.
Do you have a degree in another field, but long to make a transition into teaching? With a Masters in Teacher Education, it's possible! Classes in curriculum, social issues, instructional strategies and child development, and specialization classes for your chosen subject will all serve to prepare you for licensure and to be the high-school teacher you secretly always knew you were.
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Master of Arts in Education Special Education
For those of you with a Bachelor's degree already who are interested in gaining a teaching license in the field of special education, this is the perfect program. It emphasizes student teaching for maximum experience, and research projects for maximum comprehension. The end result is a graduate with the skills, knowledge, and credentials to expertly guide either a mixed classroom or a full class of special needs children, and to take the teaching world by storm.
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Master of Health in Administration Education
Are you currently a health care professional, but just can't shake that feeling that maybe you were meant to teach? Not to worry -- with a Master of Health degree in Administration/Education, you can combine the two. Take your current experience in the field, and combine it with the latest in curriculum development and teaching strategies. Armed with this new training, you can look forward to a fulfilling career in patient teaching, community health education, or even in a strictly academic setting as a health teacher or a school nurse.
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MA in Education Administration and Supervision
