72 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Adult Learning and Leadership program from Teachers College at Columbia University, at the Ed.M. level, prepares professionals who have experience in designing and delivering adult learning and development in and outside the classroom, and who wish to build their capabilities as leaders of such learning. 

Our 45 credit M.A. Social-Organizational Psychology program at Teachers College at Columbia University provides students the ability to think critically about the real issues facing people and organizations and to develop and implement solutions to the most pressing problems in organizational life and in society.

At Teachers College at Columbia University we offer a master degree in Philosophy and Education. We offer high quality education. 

This 60-point program at Teachers College at Columbia University is intended for individuals who already have a graduate degree in a related field, who would like to build upon that foundation with additional training in Economics and Education. 

Our main master’s degree is the M.A. The overwhelming majority of our non-doctoral students enter the Master of Arts degree program. However, at Teachers College at Columbia University we offer the Master of Education (Ed.M.) for students who have already acquired an M.A. with at least some coursework with Education Policy content. 

This Ed.M. Politics and Education program is an advanced degree from Teachers College at Columbia University that prepares students for positions as policy leaders at the local, state and national levels, or to pursue advanced work in doctoral programs in education policy, political science, or public policy. 

The 33-credit M.A. Education Policy degree from Teachers College at Columbia University aims to build a cadre of education policy experts whose deep grounding in a range of educational policy issues is matched by their understanding of the policy process and the tools of policy analysis. 

This M.A. degree Politics and Education program at Teachers College at Columbia University prepares students for positions as policy leaders at the local, state and national levels, or to pursue advanced work in doctoral programs in education policy, political science, or public policy. 

The Art and Art Education program from Teachers College at Columbia University is designed for those who wish to teach art in a school setting. 

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.

Your graduate studies in our Learning Analytics program at Teachers College at Columbia University will train you to understand key learning analytics and educational data-mining (LA/EDM) methodologies and apply them to real-world problems across a variety of learning environments.

The International and Comparative Education Program at Teachers College at Columbia University has two separate tracks, Comparative and International Education (CIE) and International Educational Development (IED). 

The objective of the 33-point M.A. Program in Economics and Education at Teachers College at Columbia University is to equip education professionals and policy-makers with the skills required to interpret and synthesize education-related research and to assess the consequences of education policy, both domestically and in international settings.

This Bilingual - Bicultural Education - Bilingual Extension degree at Teachers College at Columbia University leads to the Bilingual Extension certification. If you already have teacher certification, but want to get the Bilingual Extension certification and an M.A. degree, this degree is for you.

This Bilingual Childhood Special Education Studies degree at Teachers College at Columbia University leads to Initial Certification in Childhood Education (1-6), the Bilingual Extension Certification, and the Teaching Students with Disabilities Certification. 

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 Adult Learning and Leadership program from Teachers College at Columbia University, at the M.A. level, prepares professionals who facilitate learning within and outside the classroom. 

The M.A. program for Technology Specialist K-12 - For Certified Teachers at Teachers College at Columbia University, is a 38-point program. 

The Ed.M. is an advanced Curriculum and Teaching degree at Teachers College at Columbia University that offers a flexible program of study focusing on leadership in curriculum and teaching in a range of educational settings.

A flexible Art and Art Education degree from Teachers College at Columbia University that allows students to pursue their own interests, conduct research, and develop special projects in the field of art education.