55 Master's degrees offered by the university

This clinically rich Elementary Inclusive Education Program from Teachers College at Columbia University degree program allows students upon graduation, to work either as general educators or as special educators. 

In consultation with your advisor upon acceptance to a Teaching Physics from Teachers College at Columbia University degree program, a program plan will be outlined based on your specific content certification area.

This Bilingual - Bicultural Education - Transitional B  degree at Teachers College at Columbia University leads to Initial Certification in Childhood (1-6) and the Bilingual Extension.

The Neuroscience and Education program at Teachers College at Columbia University was the first graduate program in the United States and Internationally to offer multidisciplinary training focused on the intersections of neuroscience and education.

Our Professional Certification in Elementary Education program at Teachers College at Columbia University supports three shared philosophical stances underlying our long-standing tradition of preparing teachers as education leaders.

The Master of Arts program in Higher and Postsecondary Education from Teachers College at Columbia University develops knowledgeable practitioners in three domains of higher and postsecondary education. 

This Bilingual - Bicultural Education (Stream A Or B) Master of Arts degree at Teachers College at Columbia University features dual certification leading to Initial Certification in Childhood Education (1-6) and the Bilingual Extension Certification.

The Master of Education Program in Higher and Postsecondary Education at Teachers College at Columbia University develops breadth of understanding of higher and postsecondary education, though emphasizing particular domains of study and practice, among them, academic learning and development, organizational and institutional processes, and social/cultural and civic perspectives. 

The Communication and Education degree programs at Teachers College at Columbia University relies primarily on social science inquiry to understand, interpret, and shape how information, communication technologies and new media influence culture and education, including areas such as literacy, social justice, youth development, and teacher education.

The Instructional Technology and Media degree programs at Teachers College at Columbia University examine the relationship between the design of technology, digital media, cultural context, social interaction, and learning. Courses provide extensive exposure to theories of cognition and design, as well deep dives into applications of these theories in practice. 

This Communication and Education program at Teachers College at Columbia University uses methods of the social sciences, encompassing both qualitative and quantitative approaches to the study of communication and education. 

The International and Comparative Education Program at Teachers College at Columbia University has two separate tracks, Comparative and International Education (CIE) and International Educational Development (IED). 

In consultation with your advisor upon acceptance to a Teaching Chemistry from Teachers College at Columbia University degree program, a program plan will be outlined based on your specific content certification area.

This Teaching of English  from Teachers College at Columbia University program is geared toward prospective English Teachers entering the field of secondary English teaching. 

School Psychology from Teachers College at Columbia University students must be available to spend a minimum of one full day per week for practice in their first year and two full days per week for fieldwork in their second year. Internships are full-time.