100% Online | 30 Credit Hours | Advanced M Licensure | Convenient Career-friendly Scheduling
Are you a practicing teacher seeking an advanced degree with licensure? UNC Greensboro’s renowned School of Education offers a Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Teacher Education designed to elevate your teaching practice and open new career opportunities. Our flexible, convenient master’s degrees help you expand your professional network, deepen your instructional expertise, and increase your earning potential.
Convenient, Career-Friendly Programs
UNCG’s M.Ed. in Teacher Education offers several programs specifically designed for working education professionals, with convenient offerings including evening and weekend classes, full- or part-time options, and on-campus or fully online courses. For fully online programs, synchronous courses meet one evening per week, allowing you to connect and collaborate in real time with other practicing teachers across North Carolina. With just 30 credit hours these M.Ed. in Teacher Education programs are designed to fit your personal and professional life—so you can maximize your time while advancing your career.
Online Advanced M-Licensure Concentrations
These are our most convenient options, offered fully online with synchronous evening classes that allow you to interact with peers and apply your learning in real time.
We also offer additional M.Ed. concentrations for K-12 educators that meet in person at our Greensboro, NC campus. These include Middle/Secondary Social Studies, Middle/Secondary Mathematics, and Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL). (TESOL is a hybrid online/in-person program. Credit hours vary by program.)
Why UNCG?
At UNC Greensboro, students come first. We are a public, nonprofit, regionally accredited university with more than 130 years of academic excellence. Founded in 1891, UNCG is one of the three original institutions in the UNC System. Today, we are nationally ranked and globally recognized—recently named #1 Top Online College in North Carolina by Newsweek—and offer more than 75 online degree programs at every level.