Program Vision The Master of Education (MED) degree is designed for individuals who hold a bachelor’s degree and are currently certified to teach in grades PK-12. The program is based on the premise that successful teachers will need an in-depth knowledge of pedagogy, a mastery of current theory and an understanding of research-based practices and technology to move from being good teachers to becoming great teachers. The main focus of the Wilson program is to hone teaching skills through research and classroom practices, thereby fostering teaching excellence and teacher leadership. Master of Education Program Advantages Classes in Multiple Locations – We currently have cohorts in 15 counties in Pennsylvania and Maryland. We can start a cohort in your district (minimum of eight students). Blended (hybrid) Structure – Half of the sessions for each course are offered on-line, resulting in dramatically reduced travel. On-line Classes – Several 100% online classes are offered each semester (scheduling of classes is cyclical). Consider pursuing the online masters in education M.Ed. class sizes are generally small (less than 20 students). Easy Entry – There is no specific sequence of courses. Jump in and out as your schedule permits. Graduate on your schedule in 1 ½, 2, 3+ years. (All course work and degree requirements must be completed within six years of taking the first class.) No Fees – Districts generally reimburse course tuition, but not fees. Many colleges charge fees for each course. Wilson has no course fees. Competitive Tuition – Tuition is among the lowest in the region and you can defer payment until 30 days from the end of each course ($50.00 fee to defer payment per semester). Image Master of Special Education Program Gets Autism Endorsement Approval from PDE The Wilson College Master of Special Education program has received approval of an autism endorsement curriculum from the Pennsylvania Department o Read more Wilson Offers Graduate Degree in Mass Customized Learning Wilson College recently added a new master’s degree to its expanding offerings in education graduate programs: a Master of Mass Customized Learning Read more Master of Special Education, Master of Education Certification Plus Master of Education or Special Education Application Procedures & Requirements Assessment of Student Learning M.Ed. Semester M.Ed. Course Offerings Course Listing M.Ed. M.Ed. Tuition and Fees Online masters of education ApplyRequest infoOnline M.Ed. Online M.Ed. Course Registration Financial Consent Acceptance Instructions Deferred Payment Agreement Acceptance Instructions Courses Available for Professional Development Graduate Education Program Faculty Learn More About All Graduate Degrees in Education Contact Information Dr. Eric C. Michael Director of Graduate Education Programs Wilson College 1015 Philadelphia Avenue Chambersburg, PA 17201 717-264-4970eric.michael@wilson.edu Useful Links Registrar Financial Aid for Graduate Students Master of Education Programs Comparison Wilson College offers Pennsylvania Level I certification for its education programs. Pennsylvania certification is reciprocal with most of the 50 states. Generally speaking, if you hold a valid PA professional teaching license from a regionally accredited and state-approved teacher preparation program and pass the required state testing, you will be able to obtain a teaching license in another state. Wilson College has not made a determination of requirements for each state, so please click here for detailed requirements on all 50 states. You can view information on how teacher credentials cross state lines here.
Image Master of Special Education Program Gets Autism Endorsement Approval from PDE The Wilson College Master of Special Education program has received approval of an autism endorsement curriculum from the Pennsylvania Department o Read more
Wilson Offers Graduate Degree in Mass Customized Learning Wilson College recently added a new master’s degree to its expanding offerings in education graduate programs: a Master of Mass Customized Learning Read more