27 Master's degrees offered by the university

Lewis University’s Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership (MAOL) program can help you develop advanced leadership skills so you can advance your career and impact your world for the better, starting with three key differentiators that set us apart.

The Master of Social Work at Lewis University is a 60-hour course of study designed to prepare students to work in a variety of clinical settings providing mental health services, therapy, counseling, clinical case management and other direct practice skills.

Graduate programs in School Counseling at Lewis University have been designed for both licensed teachers and non-licensed professionals. Both program options have been developed according to State of Illinois guidelines to meet the need for qualified counselors in K-12 settings.

The Master of Arts degree in Foreign Language Instruction at Lewis University is the perfect program for education professionals who wish to develop Spanish-language proficiency, cultural and linguistic knowledge, and critical thinking skills to provide young learners with the best possible educational experience.

The Master of Arts in Special Education program at Lewis University focuses on disabilities rights and inclusive education. Students will be placed in special education classrooms to provide a hands-on experience in diverse teaching environments in public and private schools. 

Education professionals who want to obtain secondary licensure and earn a Master’s degree can do so with the Secondary Education graduate program at Lewis University. 

Do you want to become a principal and a leader in a school setting? The Master’s of Educational Leadership at Lewis University features a curriculum designed to equip future principals, educational leaders, and school administrators with the skills needed to lead school systems.