Master of Education (M.Ed.)
Programs in the School of Teaching of Learning

The Master of Education (M.Ed.) program in the School of Teaching and Learning leads to a post-baccalaureate degree designed for those individuals who seek to earn their initial four-year Ohio license while completing graduate studies and research in their chosen field of study. All M.Ed. programs at The Ohio State University are fully accredited through NCATE, and our programs have been consistently ranked among the top premiere programs in the United States. The structure and content of each program is grounded in the mission and philosophy of The Ohio State University’s Teacher Education framework – namely, to assist pre-service teachers in developing the knowledge, skills, and disposition needed to become effective leaders and advocates for social justice in the field of education.

Each program is lead by a faculty advisor, a program manager, world-renowned faculty and staff, and graduate associates who oversee the progress of each individual pre-service teacher as s/he progresses through an intense program of study. Our graduates consistently accept a variety of positions in the field and are sought after locally, as well as across the nation and the globe.

Each program is comprised of core courses, foci of study courses and a masters' final project. Access the links below to find specific requirements for admissions and program completion, as well as important deadlines and key contact information, for each of our program areas.