Master's degrees in Early Childhood Education in United States

The Secondary Education program from University of South Dakota is available for secondary school personnel who are interested in enhancing their knowledge and the skills necessary for leadership roles in education. 

This is a non-licensure program focused on young children, birth through age 8. Our Early Childhood - Inclusive Education courses offered by Portland State University offer constructivist and hands-on experiences so field work and a connection to young children in school is essential to completing our program. 

The Early Childhood Education program of University of Michigan - Dearborn prepares students to teach the future of our region, state and country. 

This advanced degree Elementary Education program from University of South Dakota is intended to provide the classroom teacher the opportunity to study in greater depth all curriculum and instructional areas related to teaching in elementary schools. 

Challenge yourself to achieve excellence in your teaching career with a master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction at Portland State University. 

The Certificate in Early Childhood Special Education - Preschool (ECSE-Preschool) program at University of Nevada, Las Vegas is a graduate certificate program designed for individuals who want to acquire specific ECSE-Preschool skills to meet the needs or demands of their workplace and a Nevada Department of Education (NDE) endorsement.

The Teaching program from Marist College is for students with an undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline who are interested in pursuing careers as grade 7-12 teachers and obtaining dual-certification in Special Education. 

This Secondary Education Plus Certification program from University of South Dakota was developed to provide an avenue into teaching for individuals who have appropriate academic skills and expertise as well as a desire to teach but who have not completed a professional education program. 

The M.Ed. in Early Childhood Education offered by the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, is designed to provide a comprehensive contemporary program of teacher preparation and education for early childhood settings (e.g., day care, preschool education, hospitals, community education, early intervention programs, agencies, infant/toddler education and preK-2nd grade). 

The Certificate in Early Childhood Special Education - Infancy (ECSE-Infancy) program at University of Nevada, Las Vegas is a graduate certificate program designed for individuals who want to acquire specific ECSE-Infancy skills to meet the needs or demands of their workplace and a Nevada Department of Education (NDE) endorsement.

The Teaching and Teacher Education - Early Childhood Education program from University of Arizona prepares graduate students to serve in early childhood education as  advocates, educators, policy makers, directors, administrators, and researchers to create engaging and safe learning environments for young children.

The Master of Science degree in Early Childhood Education from Florida International University provides graduate training in the understanding and teaching of children from birth to eight.

To develop adult educators who are able to anticipate and respond to the changing developmental issues of diverse adult learners, organizations, and communities.A specialty for those interested in the facilitation of adult learning in college and workplace settings. The Postsecondary, Adult, and Continuing Education program is offered at Portland State University. 

The graduate Early Childhood Leadership and Advocacy program at the University of Dayton is designed for experienced early childhood professionals who wish to advance the knowledge and skills required to be effective leaders and advocates in the field of early care and education.

The Master of Arts (MA) in Language, Reading and Culture - Early Childhood Education at University of Arizona prepares graduate students to serve in early childhood education as  advocates, educators, policy makers, directors, administrators, and researchers to create engaging and safe learning environments for young children.

This Early Childhood Education (PK-3) certificate at George Mason University offers required coursework for teacher licensure in Early/Primary Education PreK-3.

The Public Health - Family and Child Health program from University of Arizona provides students a curriculum that addresses socioeconomic, cultural, political and physiological issues that affect the health of families, women of all ages, infants, children and adolescent. 

The Pre-Kindergarten - 12 Principal program from University of South Dakota have been developed to meet specific needs and backgrounds of students. 

If you’re a passionate educator looking for growth and advancement, pursue a Master of Arts in Education from National University. 

The Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.) in Early Childhood Education from National Louis University is for students who would like to earn their Illinois Professional Educator License (PEL) endorsed for early childhood and self-contained general education (age 0 to grade 2).