Master Of Arts In Education Online

College of Education

Master of Arts in Education

Take the next step in your education career with study shaped around your goals. Strengthen your leadership and research skills with personalized advising and opportunities to apply your learning.

Why study Master of Arts in Education at Findlay?

Advance your work in education through Findlay’s Master of Arts in Education. The program offers emphasis areas and electives that can help working professionals shape study around their goals.

  • Choose a focus. Explore Educational Administration, Reading, or Curricular and Instructional Leadership for the Whole Child, or plan electives with an advisor.
  • Study leadership and change. Core courses examine how educators can lead and improve their institutions.
  • Use evidence in practice. A culminating experience develops research and data skills for informed educational decisions.

The MAE can support instructional leadership, curriculum work, and program development. Roles and licensure requirements depend on the emphasis and credentials you choose.

Mission

The mission of the Master of Arts in Education is to:enhance the development of teachers, administrators, and student services specialists so that they are prepared to: 

  • Reflect on instructional trends, methods and models in a teaching area of choice, selecting those most appropriate for the needs of their student population.
  • Become aware of the variety of family, social service, community, and business resources available to educators and develop collaborative plans and/or training materials to provide for perceived needs.
  • Foster enhanced interpersonal skills.
  • Examine and develop their own significant role as educators.
  • Develop techniques for managing changes
  • Experience the role of educator as researcher. 

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

Master of Arts in Education by the Numbers

33

Required credits

Listed for the Master of Arts in Education program.

Course Requirements

Students earning a Master of Arts degree in Education must complete the following curriculum.

The curriculum consists of required courses. View the full core curriculum in the University of Findlay Graduate Catalog. 

Hands-On Experience

Courses in the MAE program core allow you to know yourself as a leader then how you can impact change at your institution. The culminating experience allows you to understand research and how to use data to make evidence-based decisions.

Elective courses may include courses with fieldwork. Principal, superintendent, and treasurer programs include an internship course with required hours.  

Careers

The Master of Arts in Education can support experienced educators pursuing instructional leadership, curriculum work, and program development. Roles depend on the chosen emphasis and credentials.

  • Instructional coordinator
  • Curriculum specialist
  • Teacher leader
  • Education program coordinator

Explore related occupations and typical entry requirements in the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook profile for instructional coordinators.

Scholarships and Financial Aid

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Accreditation

University of Findlay’s College of Education is accredited by recognized regional and national bodies, ensuring your degree holds weight with employers and institutions nationwide. The College of Education holds national accreditation through CAEP. 

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