Master in Education (Master's)

Tuition is Tuition for the Master of Education (M.Ed.) programme is $X per credit, with a total cost of $X for the 36-credit degree..

This programme prepares educators for initial licensure in elementary teaching (grades 1-6) and advanced roles in education. It emphasizes urban education and culturally responsive teaching practices. Students engage in synchronous online courses and complete a student teaching practicum. The programme is designed for working professionals seeking to teach in diverse school settings.

Focus areas include Urban Education, Culturally Responsive Teaching, Early Childhood Education, Research, Instructional Technology, Moderate Disabilities.

The programme requires 36 credits for initial licensure, including core courses, licensure track courses, and a 6-credit student teaching practicum. Non-licensure candidates complete 30 credits with six core courses, three electives, and a capstone experience.

Graduates enter roles as licensed elementary school teachers or pursue advanced positions in education such as instructional specialist, curriculum developer, or educational consultant.

Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA as required by the institution. Submission of official transcripts and proof of MTEL test completion is required. A personal statement and letters of recommendation are also needed.

The programme totals about 36 credit hours. Online, synchronous, full-time; 12 months to complete. For international students, tuition is well below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 81% of applicants.

Boston shapes daily life at Emmanuel College. The campus sits in the heart of the city, placing students close to education, technology, culture, business, medicine, and science. Students can explore the city through internships, community service, clubs, athletics, and more than 100 co-curricular organizations. Boston’s hospitals, nonprofits, technology start-ups, museums, sports, and neighborhoods are all part of the surrounding setting.

Academic options span undergraduate and graduate study, with programs designed around students’ interests and goals. Examples include biology, management with a concentration in health care management, sociology with a concentration in social inequality, and social work. Classroom learning connects with practical experience through Emmanuel’s guaranteed internship program. The college states that 100% of students complete a career-igniting internship, with opportunities at hospitals, nonprofits, technology start-ups, and other organizations.

Students considering Emmanuel should expect a small-college experience closely connected to Boston. The city offers settings for exploration beyond campus, while campus life provides teams, organizations, activities, and community traditions. International students can use the college’s location to explore academic and career interests across Boston’s health care, nonprofit, business, technology, cultural, and scientific communities. The available information does not provide details about Emmanuel’s founding history or dedicated international-student services.