The Master of Education (MEd) at Drew University is designed for educators seeking to deepen their theoretical understanding and pedagogical practice. This postgraduate program is ideal for K-12 teachers and higher education professionals aiming to enhance their expertise in diverse learning environments. You will explore advanced concepts in educational theory, inquiry-based learning, and advocacy, preparing you to address complex challenges in contemporary education. The MEd program at Drew University provides a robust framework for professional growth and leadership within the education sector.
This full-time, on-campus Master of Education program is completed over one year, requiring 30 credit hours of study. You will engage with core courses, including a Proseminar in Education Theory and Practice and a Master’s Inquiry Project, alongside electives tailored to your chosen specialization. Areas of specialization include English as a Second Language, Teaching Students with Disabilities, Teaching and Learning, Literacy and Technology, Equity and Culture, Conflict Resolution, and Religion, Theology, and Society. You will graduate with advanced skills and a specialized knowledge base, ready to pursue leadership roles or further academic study.