132 Master's degrees in Education in Massachusetts, United States

Level Up Your Teaching Career at Bridgewater State University through Early Childhood Education (Professional Licensure) Master’s Programs.

The Master of Education in English and Language Arts Education from Boston University provides advanced study for educators with initial licensure seeking professional licensure and those interested in working outside of the US public school system.

Endicott College offers a Master of Education in International Education Administration with your choice of models.

The Special Education - Moderate Disabilities program of Endicott College is developing the skills and knowledge to improve educational outcomes for children with disabilities.

The MEd in Reading - Language, Literacy and Culture Concentration at Bridgewater State University is designed for educators to enhance and expand their skills in language, literacy and culture across diverse population as a classroom teacher.

The General Science (5-8) program at Cambridge College prepares educators to teach science content using hands-on, inquiry-based education. The curriculum is grounded in the Massachusetts science education model, balancing studies in earth, life, physical, and engineering sciences.

Build a foundation of theory and practice to support the development and education of young children with the Education Fifth Year program of Endicott College. Complete your master's degree and become a licensed educator—in one year.       

The Framingham State University offers a degree in Educational Technology. Students will use research-based principles and practices to explore, evaluate and design instruction with a focus on instructional design, student learning and assessment. 

The Alternative Education programme at Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania is a 30-credit, 100% online M.Ed. degree. Designed for educators and administrators, this public study mode course focuses on supporting at-risk youth through innovative pedagogical practices and leadership in non-traditional school settings.

Boston University’s Master of Education (EdM) in Science Education is designed for candidates who want to deepen their knowledge and skills as formal or informal science educators.

The Special Education (Reading Specialist, non-licensure) at Fitchburg State University provides candidates with a rigorous, research based curriculum and a range of assessment, teaching and staff development opportunities.

Students enrolled in the Masters of Education in Reading at Salem State University will develop the expertise to become a reading practitioner. 

The master’s degree in School Nurse Education from Cambridge College strengthens the knowledge of school nurse practitioners to meet the growing responsibilities for this occupation.

Vocational Technical Education - Non-licensure from Westfield State University aims to further develop an individual’s professional competencies in relation to her/his career goals in Education and to provide the student with an awareness and knowledge of current issues and trends in vocational technical education. 

The Skills-Based Health and Social Emotional Learning initial licensure program from Cambridge College prepares health educators to be proficient in the Massachusetts Professional Standards for Teachers, the National Health Education Standards, and the CAEP health education teacher education (HETE) standards. 

The English as a Second Language program at Worcester State University equips you with essential teaching strategies, cultural competencies, and the latest research in second language acquisition, ensuring you are well-prepared to address the unique challenges faced by non-native speakers.

Elementary Education (Online) at Worcester State University s designed to enhance your ability to meet the needs of students in grades 1-6. 

Special Education - Teacher of Students with Moderate Disabilities (Grades 5-12) programs at Bridgewater State University are ideal for working teachers and paraprofessionals who wish to work in the special education field.

The Early Childhood Education (Online) program at Worcester State University is designed to provide the skills for teaching young children during this formative part of their lives.

Elementary Education 1-6 - Initial from Westfield State University is designed for new and experienced teachers. Licensure at the initial level is a prerequisite for entry into many programs in the graduate program group.