231 Master's degrees in Literacy Education

Washington State University offers two masters degree programs in Language, Literacy, and Technology. The non-thesis Ed.M. degree is a masters degree focused on practitioner-based model. Its purpose is to develop teachers’ or other professionals’ knowledge and skills.

The graduate curriculum of the Equity, Bilingualism and Biliteracy program of the University of Colorado at Boulder leads to a Master of Arts degree.

Literacy (Online) is offered by University of Saint Joseph. The Master of Arts in Literacy focuses on the teaching and assessment of reading and writing skills for all learners in Grades K-12. 

Gannon University's Reading and Reading Specialist (Online) MEd program offers a convenient and flexible opportunity for educators to enhance their expertise in literacy instruction and reading specialist roles.

Embark on a literacy-focused journey with Concordia University of Chicago's Master of Arts program in Reading Education. Situated within the esteemed Concordia University of Chicago, this program is designed for educators passionate about enhancing literacy skills and fostering a love of reading in students.

The Elementary Education - Reading and Advanced Literacy program at University of North Florida is intended for individuals who wish to gain more knowledge in the field of literacy.

The University of Oklahoma offers the Reading Specialist MEd program, providing students with a comprehensive education in the field of literacy instruction, reading assessment, and literacy leadership.

The Education - Literacy Education at Massey University will take your teaching career to the next level.

The Elementary Education - K-12 Reading Specialist and Instructional Coaching - Literacy Endorsement at Slippery Rock University is a flexible online M.Ed. programme. Designed for working educators, this 12 to 18-month course provides advanced expertise in literacy leadership and school-wide instructional coaching strategies.

The Graduate School of Education and Human Development at George Washington University offers a programme in Curriculum and Instruction - Interdisciplinary Studies and in Literacy Education (Dual Degree). 

The Curriculum and Instruction - Reading and Literacy Education degree at George Washington University prepares teachers, education professionals, and others with diverse experiences for leadership roles inside and outside school settings.

Students in the M.A. in Reading & Literacy, Reading Specialist program at Lewis University become fully prepared to provide effective instruction and leadership in literacy.

Reading and Literacy from Eastern New Mexico University  is designed to focus on literacy development, foundations of reading, instructional methods, reading research and best practices in the area of reading.

The Prose and Poetry program at Northwestern University provides students the opportunity to grow as artists within the specializations of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and publishing and professional development. A dual-genre specialization is also offered. 

Make an impact as a literacy specialist in the Master of Arts in Education with the Literacy Specialist Endorsement P-12 program at the University of Kentucky.

Students in this interdisciplinary program in Literacy Studies at University of Pennsylvania study literacy and language from sociopolitical, cultural, psychological, historical, and linguistic perspectives.

Deepen your technical knowledge of hardware and software within a biblical worldview with the Technology- Digital Literacy (Online) course from Indiana Wesleyan University

The MA/PC in Curriculum and Instruction, Elementary Education - Literacy Education at George Washington University is a comprehensive public programme. It combines advanced pedagogical theory with specialist literacy training. This dual-track course is designed for educators seeking to enhance their primary teaching expertise.

The Literacy, M.S.Ed. program from State University of New York Potsdam has been designed to meet the certification requirements of the New York State Education Department, as well as the Standards for Literacy Professionals of the International Literacy Association. 

Miami University courses in Literacy and Language provide the very latest in best practices for working with struggling readers, including a supervised practicum.