M.Ed. in Globalization in Education
Is This Program Right for You?
If you teach in — or aspire to teach in — an international school setting, or if you're simply curious about how education looks and functions across the globe, this program is for you. The M.Ed. in Globalization in Education gives you a broad, reflective understanding of international education systems, the challenges educators face across cultures, and the big questions that shape schooling worldwide.
This program is offered alongside the TEACH-NOW Teacher Preparation Certificate, so you can earn both your teaching certification and your Master's degree at the same time, though not simultaneously. Because of the graduate credits you earn in the certification portion of the program, this add-on master's degree requires only an additional 4 modules-approximatley three and a half months of coursework.
What You'll Learn
This program invites you to think beyond your own classroom and consider education on a global scale. Through discussion, collaboration, and research, you'll examine international education from multiple angles. Key areas of study include:
Graduates of this program go on to roles such as:
Global perspective · Cross-cultural communication · Collaborative inquiry · Research and analysis · Reflective practice · International curriculum design
Ready to learn more? Reach out to your Program Advisor about enrolling in the M.Ed. in Globalization in Education.
If you teach in — or aspire to teach in — an international school setting, or if you're simply curious about how education looks and functions across the globe, this program is for you. The M.Ed. in Globalization in Education gives you a broad, reflective understanding of international education systems, the challenges educators face across cultures, and the big questions that shape schooling worldwide.
This program is offered alongside the TEACH-NOW Teacher Preparation Certificate, so you can earn both your teaching certification and your Master's degree at the same time, though not simultaneously. Because of the graduate credits you earn in the certification portion of the program, this add-on master's degree requires only an additional 4 modules-approximatley three and a half months of coursework.
What You'll Learn
This program invites you to think beyond your own classroom and consider education on a global scale. Through discussion, collaboration, and research, you'll examine international education from multiple angles. Key areas of study include:
- The history and current state of international education
- Benefits and drawbacks of program models commonly found in international schools
- Key issues facing educators and students in international school contexts
- Action research focused on a personally relevant topic in international education
- Global community: Connect and collaborate with educators from multiple countries, bringing diverse perspectives into every discussion.
- Big-picture reflection: Explore topics that matter deeply in international schools — identity, citizenship, cultural similarities and differences, and the evolving purpose of education.
- Research that matters to you: Complete a research paper on a topic that is personally meaningful and directly relevant to your context.
- Engaging and energizing: This program is designed to be thought-provoking, collaborative, and genuinely enjoyable.
Graduates of this program go on to roles such as:
- International school teacher
- Curriculum developer
- Global education researcher
- School administrator
- Educational consultant
Global perspective · Cross-cultural communication · Collaborative inquiry · Research and analysis · Reflective practice · International curriculum design
Ready to learn more? Reach out to your Program Advisor about enrolling in the M.Ed. in Globalization in Education.