
Advance your teaching career with a Master of Education in Advanced Teaching from the University of the People. This online program is designed by leading educators to equip you with in-depth knowledge of curriculum development, critical thinking, cultural competence, and assessment strategies focused on student support. You will learn to assess student needs, plan effective interventions, utilize diverse learning methods, create inclusive classroom environments, and strategize for learner growth and development. The program aims to prepare you to make a significant impact on the lives of your students.
The Master of Education in Advanced Teaching curriculum consists of 30 core course credits, 6 specialization credits, and 3 elective credits, totaling 39 credits. Courses are designed to build your skills in creating optimal learning environments, assessing abilities, and meeting individual learner needs, grounded in strong industry foundations and academic leadership. All courses are delivered online with no live lectures.
A Master of Education in Advanced Teaching can open doors to various roles in education. The university's Career Service Center provides support with resume feedback, networking, and interview techniques.
Applicants must be 18 years of age or older and proficient in the English language.
There is a $60 application fee. The assessment fee is $430 per course. The total estimated cost for the degree is around $5,650.
The total estimated cost for the degree is around $5,650. This includes a $60 application fee and an assessment fee of $430 per course, as tuition itself is free.
Applicants must be at least 18 years old, possess a Bachelor's degree from a US accredited institution or an equivalent international degree, and demonstrate English language proficiency.
The minimum duration for completing this 100% online program is 14 months. It consists of 13 courses.
This program is delivered 100% online with no live lectures, offering a flexible learning experience. Students can balance their studies with work or family commitments.
The Early Admissions Deadline is July 23, 2026, and classes for the next term are scheduled to start on September 3, 2026.