University of Phoenix - Education is a branch of the largest private university in the U.S and offers the largest number of accredited online degree programs of any online institution. Founded in 1976, University of Phoenix was one of the first accredited universities to offer online college education with complete degree programs via the Internet. Most students can earn a degree in as few as 2 years.
University of Phoenix is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission (HLC) and is a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. University of Phoenix currently has more than 19,000 faculty members, including more than 9,600 in the Online Campus. Average faculty member holds a Master's or Doctoral degree and has 16 years of experience in his or her field.
Financial aid is available to those who qualify. In addition, University of Phoenix is approved by all branches of the Military for tuition assistance and is approved for Veterans training.
Associate Degree Programs
- Associate in Elementary Education
Bachelor's Degree Programs
- B.A. in Elementary Education
Master's Degree Programs
*NOTE: MAEd programs not available to residents of AR, KY, or MN.
- M.A. in Education/Administration & SupervisionM.A. in Education/Administration & Supervision
Gain knowledge and expertise in school administration with a focus on education finance, school law, roles and responsibilities of the principal, community relations, and supervision of personnel. - M.A. Education/Adult Education and Training
- M.A. in Education/Computer EducationM.A. in Education/Computer Education
Enhance and develop curricular planning with an integration of technology and education. - M.A. in Education/Curriculum and InstructionM.A. in Education/Curriculum and Instruction
*With emphasis in:
- English & Language Arts
- English as Second Language
- Mathematics Education
Earn a Master's Degree to prepare for teaching P-12 students and learn curricular planning and development. - M.A. in Education/Early Childhood EducationM.A. in Education/Early Childhood Education
Develop teaching skills in the field of early childhood development with instructional strategies, teaching methodologies, assessment techniques, theories of early childhood growth and development, and the impact of family and cultural diversity on early childhood. - M.A. in Education/Elementary Teacher EducationM.A. in Education/Elementary Teacher Education
Non-education Bachelor students transition to elementary and secondary teacher licensure by learning pedagogical skills and knowledge to become effective teachers while earning a Master's Degeree.
Although this program is accepted by the Arizona Department of Education for teacher licensure, this may not be the case in all states, please check with your State Department of Education and your district to obtain licensure requirements. - M.A. in Education/Secondary Teacher EducationM.A. in Education/Secondary Teacher Education
Develop teaching skills for elementary and secondary students by working toward licensure.
Although this program is accepted by the Arizona Department of Education for teacher licensure, this may not be the case in all states, please check with your State Department of Education and your district to obtain licensure requirements. - M.A. in Education/Special EducationM.A. in Education/Special Education
Develop educational strategies for cross categorical education through surveys of exceptional students, foundations and methodologies for mild disabilities, diagnosis and assessment of disabilities, management of student behavior, instruction in the content area's, and collaboration and resource management for the special educator.
Doctoral Degree Programs
*Require minimum of Master's Degree.
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