Discover new possibilities as an educator
This unique degree is designed to help working teachers go further in their careers.
Bethel University’s online Master of Education features three unique cognates (specialized areas of study designed for accelerated learning) for licensed teachers wishing to advance their careers. The M.Ed. Generalist cognate enables you to design your course of study around a theme or particular area of interest, allowing you to receive a well-rounded education that proves widely applicable to any number of educational leadership careers.
Because Bethel’s online master’s in education degree is customizable, you’ll be able to tailor courses to fit your unique interests. We offer instruction in relevant topics like curriculum development, school and community relations, educational research, English language learning, ethics of the profession, and many more.
Bethel is committed to ensuring that your education is a flexible one. Because the master’s in education degree is fully online, you’ll be able to attend class on a schedule that works for you. We also offer six start dates per year, and all courses in an accelerated seven-week format.
Seasoned professionals, our faculty provides you with the expertise and mentorship you need to grow as both a student and a person. Upon graduation, you’ll have gained the networking opportunities you need to take the next step in your education career.
* Transfer graduate-level credit must be petitioned with department for approval.
Accreditation
Bethel University is regionally accredited by the Higher Learning Commission to grant bachelor’s and master’s degrees. The Higher Learning Commission is one of six regional accrediting agencies in the United States. Institutional accreditation evaluates an entire institution and accredits it as a whole.
Related Programs
- English as a New Language Licensure
- M.Ed Literacy
- M.Ed School Leadership
- School Administration Licensure
- Special Education Licensure
Obtaining a License in Another State
The State of Indiana has a compact agreement with most states. That means that if you hold a valid Indiana license, it should be relatively easy to obtain a license in most states. It is important to obtain your Indiana license first. Other states may have different requirements than Indiana regarding coursework, testing or GPA.
To obtain information for out-of-state licensing, please contact the Department of Education within the state you are seeking licensure. Please visit the United States Department of Education website and select the particular state of interest for license requirements and application procedures.
For current information regarding out-of-state licensing, please visit the National Association of State Directors of Teacher Education and Certification (NASDTEC) website.
Have questions? Please contact the Bethel University Education Department, Licensing Advisor.