11 Master's degrees offered by the university

Our Master of Arts degree at Teachers College at Columbia University is formally titled “Psychology in Education” for historical reasons, but is widely known as the premier MA program for students interested in the field of Clinical Psychology.

Today, offered jointly with the Applied Exercise Physiology Program at Teachers College at Columbia University, the MS-RDN degree in Nutrition and Exercise Physiology provides our students with a comprehensive foundation in both nutrition and exercise physiology based on the most current research evidence—alongside a practical environment where they can apply these learned skills.

The Nutrition Education integrated MS-RDN degree at Teachers College at Columbia University prepares graduates to work with individuals and groups in many settings, such as communities, work sites, healthcare facilities, businesses, government and international agencies, visual media, and private practice.

The Nutrition and Public Health integrated MS-RDN degree at Teachers College at Columbia University prepares graduates to translate evidence-based guidelines and best practice recommendations to plan, implement, and evaluate food and nutrition programs and services.

The Applied Exercise Physiology concentration at Teachers College at Columbia University focuses on the study of the physiological effects of acute and chronic exercise, how exercise and physical activity influences health, and on the promotion of physical activity in community, clinical, and public health settings. 

The advanced Master of Education degree in Community Nutrition Education at Teachers College at Columbia University prepares graduates with special skills as educators in communities, schools, and a variety of other settings who are able to develop and implement practice-based research and education activities. 

At Teachers College at Columbia University we offer a degree in Deaf and Hard of Hearing. We offer high quality education. 

The Ed.M. in Measurement and Evaluation from Teachers College at Columbia University is a two-year master's degree. It provides training for a number of positions in colleges and universities, state and federal agencies, testing companies, and research and evaluation centers. 

The Neuroscience and Education program at Teachers College at Columbia University was the first graduate program in the United States and Internationally to offer multidisciplinary training focused on the intersections of neuroscience and education.

The Master of Arts (M.A.) program in Motor Learning and Control (Major Code: MTLG) at Teachers College at Columbia University is designed to provide students with a broad background in movement sciences and related areas. 

Our Communication Sciences and Disorders degrees at Teachers College at Columbia University offer advanced education and training in the processes of individual human communication (speech, hearing, language disorders of human communication, literacy, bilingualism, and swallowing disorders).