58 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Reading Education program from Texas State University prepares certified teachers to meet standards established by the International Literacy Association to become reading specialists, literacy coaches, or reading administrators. 

This Adult, Professional, and Community Education program from Texas State University has dedicated, learner-centered faculty who are leaders in the field, a culture of collaboration and collegiality, a focus on reflective practice, emphasizing both theory and skills to become more effective practitioners and leaders, and course delivery formats for working professionals.

The Elementary Education program from Texas State University with an emphasis on talent development is unique in the nation. Students are exposed to ways that open talent development and creativity beyond dominant perspectives and historical categories and places. 

Students of the Elementary Education - Bilingual - Bicultural program from Texas State University gain historical, political, linguistic, and pedagogical foundations to deliver enriched educational experiences to bilingual and emergent bilingual students.

The EC-6 Bilingual Generalist program from Texas State University is unique in the nation. Students are exposed to ways that open talent development and creativity beyond dominant perspectives and historical categories and places. 

This Secondary Education - Teacher Recruitment Program program from Texas State University provides an accelerated pathway for well-qualified post-baccalaureate individuals seeking initial teacher certification.

The Elementary Education (Talent Development Concentration) program from Texas State University with an emphasis on talent development is unique in the nation. Students are exposed to ways that open talent development and creativity beyond dominant perspectives and historical categories and places. 

The School Psychology program from Texas State University is approved by both the National Association of School Psychologists and the International School Psychology Association, and the on-campus clinic provides supervised training for assessment for autism, learning disabilities, and other conditions.

The Elementary Education (Teacher Certification in Social Studies, Grades 4-8) program from Texas State University with an emphasis on talent development is unique in the nation. Students are exposed to ways that open talent development and creativity beyond dominant perspectives and historical categories and places. 

The Music Education (Choral Music Concentration) program from Texas State University prepares students to excel in the disciplines of music teaching, history, conducting, composition, theory, and performance.

The Master of Science (M.S.) degree with a major in Exercise Science - Physical Activity Literacy Concentration and Early Childhood through Grade Twelve Physical Education Teacher from Texas State University is designed for those graduate students who seek to pursue careers instructing and/or promoting physical activity in community and sport settings.

Postsecondary Student Success in Learning, Literacy, and Mathematics from Texas State University prepares students to address the needs of developmental learners in postsecondary education.

The Elementary Education (Teaching and Transforming Advanced and Gifted Education) (Accelerated Online) program offered by Texas State University puts emphasis on transforming gifted education offer educators an opportunity to make an immediate impact.

The Educational Leadership - Principal Certification Concentration program from Texas State University prepares equity-oriented school and community leaders to transform education at the campus level.

Graduates of the Public Health Education and Promotion program from Texas State University design, implement, and evaluate health promotion programs in various settings to help improve the overall public health of communities.

The Elementary Education (Teacher Fellows) program from Texas State University provides a supportive professional community for beginning teachers, or fellows, using integrated curriculum focused on principles of constructivist learning, teacher research, project-based learning, and performance assessment while immersing fellows in a Central Texas school district teaching position. 

Students of the History - History Education program at Texas State University sharpen their critical thinking, broaden their global perspective, and gain exposure to diverse historical sources and debates.

Students in this Student Affairs in Higher Education program from Texas State University participate in a dynamic and multi-modal learning setting in which critical thinking, scholarship, intentional practice, introspection, and ethical practice are valued.

The Secondary Education program from Texas State University continues to develop teacher-leaders who will make significant contributions in schools and other educational settings.

The Educational Leadership - Instructional Leadership Concentration program from Texas State University prepares educators to lead instructional improvement efforts.