University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education - Degrees and Programs

Degrees and Programs

Master's degree programs

  • Counseling and Mental Health Services, M.S.Ed.
  • Education, Culture, and Society, M.S.Ed.
  • Education Policy, M.S.Ed.
  • Higher Education, M.S.Ed.
  • Interdisciplinary Studies in Human Development, M.S.Ed.
  • Intercultural Communication, M.S.Ed.
  • International Educational Development, M.S.Ed.
  • Language and Literacy, M.S.Ed.
  • Learning Sciences and Technologies, M.S.Ed.
  • Policy Research, Evaluation, and Management, M.Phil.Ed.
  • Policy Research, Evaluation, and Management, M.S.
  • Professional Counseling, M.Phil.Ed
  • Professional School Counseling (Executive Master’s), M.S.Ed.
  • Reading/Writing/Literacy (Reading Specialist Certification), M.S.Ed.
  • School Leadership, M.S.Ed.
  • Teacher Education, M.S.Ed.
  • Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, M.S.Ed.
  • Teach for America (TFA) Urban Teacher, M.S.Ed.

Doctoral degree programs

  • Education, Culture, and Society, Ph.D.
  • Educational Leadership, Ed.D.
  • Educational Leadership (Mid-Career Doctorate), Ed.D.
  • Educational Linguistics, Ph.D.
  • Education Policy, Ph.D.
  • Higher Education, Ed.D.
  • Higher Education (Executive Doctorate), Ed.D.
  • Higher Education, Ph.D.
  • Interdisciplinary Studies in Human Development, Ph.D.
  • Policy Research, Evaluation, and Measurement, Ph.D.
  • Reading/Writing/Literacy, Ed.D.
  • Reading/Writing/Literacy, Ph.D.
  • Teaching, Learning, and Teacher Education, Ed.D.
  • Teaching, Learning, and Teacher Education, Ph.D.
  • Work-Based Learning Leadership (Executive Doctorate), Ed.D.

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