14 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Cleveland State University (CSU) offers a degree in Moderate or Intensive Intervention Specialist. The Moderate/Intensive program is intended to prepare teacher candidates to work with children and youths ages 5 through 21 who have moderate, severe, or profound mental retardation; emotional disorders; or multiple disabilities.

Educational Research and Assessment from Cleveland State University (CSU) equips graduates with skills to read and conduct research in the field of education as well as evaluating educational programs.

Special Education - Mild or Moderate Intervention Specialist from Cleveland State University (CSU) is designed to prepare teacher candidates to develop, implement, and evaluate individualized programs for children and adolescents ages 5 through 21 who have special academic and social adjustment needs.  

At Literacy Development and Instruction - TESOL from Cleveland State University (CSU) the acquisition and development of literate behaviors are viewed as inherent components of language learning in general, including second-language acquisition. A wide range of available course offerings make this program attractive to individuals with diverse interests and career goals.

At Literacy Development and Instruction - Reading from Cleveland State University (CSU) the acquisition and development of literate behaviors are viewed as inherent components of language learning in general, including second-language acquisition. A wide range of available course offerings make this program attractive to individuals with diverse interests and career goals.

The Adult, Professional and Higher Education (APHE) Master’s of Education is a 30-credit hour program at Cleveland State University (CSU) that has been preparing students to work in the field of adult education for over 25 years.

The Cleveland State University (CSU) Educational Leadership program enables participants to gain the conceptual, technical, and theoretical knowledge needed to assume the principalship or other entry-level administrative positions.

Psychology - School Psychology from Cleveland State University (CSU) views school psychologists as agents of change in children’s lives, focusing on children’s behavior and functioning within family, school, and community systems. 

Health Professions Education from Cleveland State University (CSU) is a collaboration between Cleveland State University and Cleveland Clinic, a Top Ranked Hospital. Watch the video above to see how healthcare professionals who are engaged in in teaching have benefited from earning their MEd in Health Professions Education.

School Counseling from Cleveland State University (CSU) is a CACREP approved 48 semester-hour program that leads to licensure in the state of Ohio as a school counselor.In addition to successful completion of all program coursework

Educational Technology from Cleveland State University (CSU) program prepares candidates to design, develop and model effective technology-enhanced instruction and integration as well as production of digital tools and media and provide professional development programs. 

Gifted Education from Cleveland State University (CSU)  is aligned with the teacher preparation standards from the National Association for Gifted Children and The Council for Exceptional Children, The Association for the Gifted.

Elementary and Secondary Education - Advanced and Applied Teaching from Cleveland State University (CSU) is intended to provide in-service teachers with a curriculum sequence strongly connected to the context of their classroom practice. 

Urban Secondary Teaching (Must) Residency Program from Cleveland State University (CSU) is a 14-month accelerated, selective, field-based graduate teacher education program that prepares secondary teachers who are committed to teaching in urban schools.