199 Master's degrees in Teaching in New York, United States
Adolescent Education and Teaching Students with Disabilities (7-12)
The Adolescent Education and Teaching Students with Disabilities (7-12) M.Sc. at St. John's University is a 39-credit postgraduate programme. Delivered in a public study mode, it prepares educators to support diverse learners. Students develop expertise in remediating learning disorders through comprehensive training.
Special Education - Early Childhood (Birth-Grade 2)
The Special Education - Early Childhood (Birth-Grade 2) program at Manhattanville University embody the underlying philosophy of believing that all children, regardless of learning and behavioral differences, are entitled to a free and appropriate education and should be provided with meaningful instruction in the least restrictive environment.
Vocal Performance - Music Theatre and Vocal Pedagogy
The Vocal Performance - Music Theatre and Vocal Pedagogy M.Sc. at New York University is a comprehensive dual-degree programme. Delivered via a full-time or part-time study mode, it combines intensive musical theatre training with advanced pedagogical expertise to prepare students for professional stage and teaching careers.
Teaching
The Teaching program of University of Rochester is ideal for those who want to teach outside of the United States or in private schools and other educational settings, including informal and after-school environments, and community-based organizations. International students will find these Warner programs especially attractive.
Childhood Education, Grade 1-6
The 36-credit Master of Science in Childhood Education, Grades 1-6 at Mercy University, leads to either initial or professional certification.
Adolescence Education (7-12) - Biology
The Master of Science in Adolescence Education (7-12) - Biology (MSEd.) from State University of New York at New Paltz is a 30 credit graduate program designed with flexibility in mind.
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
The Clarkson online Master of Arts in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages program from Clarkson University provides candidates with a full 39-credit master’s degree in the discipline.
Teaching Art, Grades K–12, Initial Certification
The Teaching Art, Grades K–12, Initial Certification M.A. at New York University is a 30-credit master's programme. Designed for public study mode, it prepares artist-teachers through a focus on social justice and contemporary art. Students complete the degree via full-time or part-time routes to gain New York State certification.
Teaching
With a 30-year history of success, the Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) program from Clarkson University offers the tools needed to be successful secondary classroom teachers.
Art of Teaching
Art of Teaching from Sarah Lawrence College is an integrated Master of Science in Education (MS Ed) program of study that leads to dual New York State certification in Early Childhood and Childhood Education (birth to 6th grade).
Teacher of Students with Disabilities
The Teacher of Students with Disabilities program from the Dominican College prepares students to work with learners who have various disabling conditions, including those who have multiple and severe disabilities.
Middle Childhood and Adolescence Education Science - Chemistry (Grades 5-12)
The Middle Childhood and Adolescence Education Science - Chemistry (Grades 5-12) program at Manhattanville University has received national recognition from the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA).
Early Childhood Education and Teaching Students with Disabilities (B-2)
The Early Childhood Education and Teaching Students with Disabilities (B-2) M.Sc. at St. John's University is a 45-credit postgraduate programme. Delivered in a public study mode, it prepares educators for dual certification to support diverse learners from birth to grade two in inclusive and specialised settings.
Special Education - Early Childhood
Special Education - Early Childhood from Buffalo State SUNY prepares early interventionists and teachers to work with infants and young children with disabilities—or young children at risk for being identified with a disability—and their families.
Social Studies Teacher (7–12)
The Social Studies Teacher (7–12) M.A. at The City University of New York prepares educators for impactful careers in urban schools. This public programme offers flexible pathways for initial or professional certification. Students develop advanced pedagogical skills through a comprehensive curriculum focused on civic engagement.
Teaching - Childhood Education
The Teaching - Childhood Education program at Fordham University is distinguished by exceptionally strong field experiences and a carefully coordinated sequence of courses progressing from foundations and teaching methods to the development of a professional portfolio.
Teaching - Bilingual Childhood Education
The Teaching - Bilingual Childhood Education program at Fordham University is distinguished by exceptionally strong field experiences and a carefully coordinated sequence of courses progressing from foundations and teaching methods to the development of a professional portfolio.
Special Education (Inclusion)
Learn how to help students with learning disabilities and behavioral problems keep up in school and gain the skills they need to achieve ongoing success with the Special Education (Inclusion) program of University at Albany.
Teaching Literacy (B-6) and Teaching Children with Disabilities in Childhood Education
The Teaching Literacy (B-6) and Teaching Children with Disabilities in Childhood Education M.Sc. at St. John's University is a 39-credit programme. Delivered in a public study mode, it offers dual certification for educators seeking to specialise in literacy and special education within inclusive primary settings.
Adolescence Education - Science
The Adolescence Education - Science, M.S.T. program at State University of New York Potsdam is designed in accordance with the New York State Education Department’s certification regulations, the National Council of Accreditation for Teacher Education (NCATE) standards, and the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) standards, along with Advisory Board recommendations and alumni feedback