If you are interested in advancing your
career, GSU’s College of
Education (COE) offers professionals an excellent selection of Master of
Arts degree programs. Our gifted faculty
guides learning while mentoring students through hands-on experiences, and our
class-sizes are small to ensure individualized attention. Furthermore, students have the opportunity to
apply what they learn in the classroom at our on-campus Family Development Center,
working with children from the community.
The College of Education offers a M.A.
in Counseling degree with specializations that include: Clinical Mental Health
Counseling, Marriage & Family Counseling, and School Counseling
(K-12). Starting in Fall 2015, the
program will run on a cohort-based model.
The program prepares students with the skills to provide direct services
to clients; diagnostic, consultative, and evaluative services; and preventive
intervention.
Another program from the COE is our Early
Childhood Education. Here we offer a Sequence
for Currently Licensed Teachers and Licensure Sequence for Non-Teachers. Students are provided the opportunity for
significant field experience in school settings and experience the type of
challenges and situations faced as a practicing professional.
In our M.A. in Education (non-licensure
program), we offer Computer Education, Curriculum & Instruction, ESL/Bilingual
Education, Mathematics Education and Science Education. Our program is designed to enhance and
facilitate your professional development as a classroom teacher, regardless of
the level at which you teach and prepare you to take a leadership role in your
school system.
Our M.A. in Educational Administration
offers the following concentrations: Chief School Business Official, Higher
Education Administration and Principal Leadership. This is an in-depth program that prepares
school administrators and leaders to meet the challenges of a demanding
educational environment.
The
College of Education’s M.A. in Multicategorical Special Education prepares
experienced teachers to work across the full continuum of educational services.
Here, students are offered a program
that emphasizes an individual approach to the education of the exceptional
learner.
The M.A. in Psychology degree offers a
choice of Clinical Sequence or Theoretical Sequence. You will develop a strong
theoretical base as well as learn assessment and research skills.
Lastly, our M.A. in Reading program will
prepare you to be a reading specialist and to deliver staff development to
educators who serve a diverse student population. Please see our website for complete program
details and requirements.
Academic excellence and innovation are natural
partners. At Governors State University you’ll find
an abundance of both. We
have a highly diverse student body and our courses are taught by gifted
professors. Our
rich history, cultural amenities and a beautiful campus all contribute to
making us one of the best colleges in Illinois.
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