Master of Education

School of Education

Preparing Learner-Focused, Adaptive, and Holistic Teachers.

Master in Teaching

The Master in Teaching (MIT) program prepares post-baccalaureate students with strong academic credentials who seek the first level of teacher certification and who demonstrate a high aptitude for scholarship and teaching at the elementary and secondary levels.

Master of Education

The M.Ed. degree is a two-year, continuing education program for teachers with Washington State Teacher credentials. Northwest University offers a M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction with three concentrations: Professional Certificate (ProCert) Mentoring, Instructional Leadership, and English Language Learning (ELL).

A Word from the Dean

Ron Jacobson

Teachers contribute significantly to the growth and development of children and youth. Their efforts are a great way to invest in the future of our nation and our world. Northwest University offers graduate programs for both the beginning and the experienced teacher.

The Master in Teaching (MIT) is for college graduates who have decided they want to enter this vital profession. The Master of Education (MEd) is for experienced teachers, who are seeking new professional knowledge and refined instruction skills to positively impact how students learn in their classrooms. Both Master's degrees build on many years of professional experience and knowledge of best practices.

You will learn from experienced professors, even more than that, you will learn from a Christian perspective.

Classes

Classes are held in the evening on the campus of Northwest University and students participate in the AVID program in the Bellevue School District and gain field experience in one of our numerous local public or private schools.

Faculty

School of Education faculty bring strong academic, theoretical, and practical knowledge and experiences in the field of P–12 education. Drawing on full-time faculty, as well as adjunct practitioners, candidates are prepared to be educational leaders through a rigorous and relevant training program.

Find Out More

You can request more information, or speak with Stephanie Hofland at 425.889.7794 or (Enable Javascript to see email address).

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