The Doctor of Education program features a small cohort size and a convenient course schedule. The 51 credit cohort program is designed to be completed in 3 years and features four areas of concentration: School Leadership and Development, Organizational Leadership and Development, and Higher Education and Student Affairs.
The Master of Arts in Education program is designed for individuals not seeking a teaching license, but looking to expand professional skills with an educational research focus. Courses include a standard core of 15-18 credits of professional development and research courses as well as 15-18 credits in an area of emphasis, culminating in a research capstone or thesis.
The Master of Arts in Higher Education program offers a professional pathway to advance your career goals as an effective administrator, educator, and leader in higher education. The 2 year program is designed for working students and professionals with evening classes.
The Master of Arts in Teaching program prepares individuals for careers as licensed early childhood, elementary, middle school, and high school teachers. The full time program has partnered with local schools and school systems in the area, where teacher candidates successfully serve diverse learning communities in unique partnerships, residencies, internships, and student teaching.
The Master of Education program is designed for professional educators to continue to build upon their knowledge and experience to employ research to improve professional practice and promote student learning. With a flexible "rolling admission" students can enter at any term and progress through the program at their own pace.
Certificates include Higher Education and Student Affairs, Principal License (also known as Preliminary Administrator License or Initial Administrator License), Professional Administrator License (formerly named Continuing Administrator License), English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) Endorsement, Reading Intervention Endorsement, and Special Education Generalist Endorsement.
Certificates include English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) Endorsement, Reading Intervention Endorsement, and Special Education Generalist Endorsement.
The Pacific Alliance of Catholic Education (PACE) helps serve the needs of Catholic schools in the West by providing dedicated teachers committed to service, professional development, and a simple lifestyle in a supportive, spiritually-nourishing community.
The Bachelor / Master of Teaching 3+1 pathway supports exceptional undergraduate students who seek to accelerate their studies and earn both bachelors and masters degrees in only four years.
University of Portland
5000 N. Willamette Blvd.,
Portland, Oregon 97203-5798
503.943.8000
