Master in Junior High/Intermediate/Middle School Education and Teaching (Master's)

Tuition costs 18,048 USD per year.

This field prepares students to teach middle, intermediate, or junior high students. By regulation, it may include grades four through nine.

Graduates typically teach students in middle, intermediate, or junior high grades.

For international students, tuition is below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 90% of applicants.

At 1801 Fayetteville St. in Durham, NCCU offers a campus setting shaped by classes, study, events, group activities and access to campus facilities. Students join a community that supports academic and social development. The university connects campus life with service to neighbors throughout the Triangle region, while its Division I Eagles compete in 15 sports in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference. Durham, the City of Medicine, offers innovation, entrepreneurship and diverse cultural outlets.

For more than a century, NCCU has prepared students to transform communities. It carries the distinction of being the nation’s first public liberal arts institution for African American students and continues as a modern university with a future-focused outlook. Academic work spans disciplines including business and education. Two research institutes, collaborations with industries in Research Triangle Park and interdisciplinary study connect classroom learning with research and employers. Student success is at the heart of the university’s work.

Undergraduate applicants may pursue bachelor of arts, bachelor of science or combination degrees through the on-campus application. NCCU also offers online and distance education routes, with flexible academic programs, service-learning opportunities and employer connections. Visiting undergraduates may take up to 12 semester hours. Graduate applicants apply through the School of Graduate Studies, the MBA route or another graduate application based on their program. Applicants should choose the route that matches their intended course of study and study format.