The Master of Education in Adolescent Education meets the Georgia Professional Standards Commission standards for the degree and is fully accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE). The program of study is also aligned with the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards.

The Master of Education degree program in Adolescent Education prepares secondary and middle grades teachers to be leaders in their fields. Course work emphasizes scholarly rigor through research and engagement in a variety of field-based action research projects. Technology and multicultural considerations are infused throughout the program.

Students in the M.Ed in Adolescent Education programs may choose from four teaching fields: English/Language Arts, Mathematics, Science or Social Studies. Cohorts begin each summer. Check with the department on schedules and how to apply for a particular content cohort.

For information about admissions, course requirements and transfer of credit please download the course catalog (.pdf format).

To assist in planning your graduate course path please download the Program Advisement Checklist.

For more information on the HOPE Teacher Loan program, click here.

For more information about the program please contact Dr. Susan Stockdale .