72 Master's degrees offered by the university

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. 

The master program in Anthropology and Education at Teachers College at Columbia University is concerned with the cultural, social and linguistic dimensions of education.

Our Professional Certification in Secondary Education program at Teachers College at Columbia University supports three shared philosophical stances underlying our long-standing tradition of preparing teachers as education leaders. 

Music and Music Education  from Teachers College at Columbia University is an advanced professional degree for practitioners in music education that is designed to prepare graduates for careers in elementary schools, secondary schools, and colleges. 

Our innovative, two-year, 48-credit Art Administration  from Teachers College at Columbia University master’s degree is informed by both research and professional practice. Our program welcomes students training to work in all artistic traditions and aesthetic styles, in for the for- and non-profit sectors, both in the U.S. and abroad.

In consultation with your advisor upon acceptance to a Teaching Biology from Teachers College at Columbia University degree program, a program plan will be outlined based on your specific content certification area.

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

In the Early Childhood Education M.A.  from Teachers College at Columbia University, students are prepared to skillfully address critical issues in early education through pedagogical, political, psychological, and sociological perspectives. Our program offers both a full-time and part-time option. 

The M.A. Curriculum and Teaching program at Teachers College at Columbia University is designed for educators who wish to deepen their knowledge, skill, and vision, as teachers and educational leaders, and as developers and designers of curriculum.

The M.A. degree in Teaching Students with Severe or Multiple Disabilities at Teachers College at Columbia University is designed for individuals who already hold initial certification as a teacher of students with disabilities and who are working toward professional certification. 

Critical literacy is a big focus for the Literacy Specialist from Teachers College at Columbia University program and graduate students conduct their own critical literacy investigations.

This clinically rich Elementary Inclusive Education Program from Teachers College at Columbia University degree program allows students upon graduation, to work either as general educators or as special educators. 

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 Spirituality Mind Body from Teachers College at Columbia University is the first Ivy League graduate curriculum dedicated to merging spirituality and evidence-based research within the context of clinical psychology. The SMB Area of Focus provides an innovative framework in which students translate their inner journeys into outer change. 

In consultation with your advisor upon acceptance to a Teaching Physics from Teachers College at Columbia University degree program, a program plan will be outlined based on your specific content certification area.

This Bilingual - Bicultural Education - Transitional B  degree at Teachers College at Columbia University leads to Initial Certification in Childhood (1-6) and the Bilingual Extension.

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 in Developmental Psychology from Teachers College at Columbia University typically requires completion of 32 points.

Our Professional Certification in Elementary Education program at Teachers College at Columbia University supports three shared philosophical stances underlying our long-standing tradition of preparing teachers as education leaders.

The Master of Education Program in Higher and Postsecondary Education at Teachers College at Columbia University develops breadth of understanding of higher and postsecondary education, though emphasizing particular domains of study and practice, among them, academic learning and development, organizational and institutional processes, and social/cultural and civic perspectives.