A Reputation of Excellence in Graduate Teacher Education
Since 1886, experienced educators have been referring up-and-coming teachers, principals and superintendents, school psychologists and other professionals to the graduate programs, at the National College of Education (NCE) at NLU. NCE faculty know what you need to move ahead in your career as a professional educator—and how to help you be successful. Veterans in the field of education say that NCE graduate students "hit the ground running" when they get their master's degree because they are immediately able to apply what they learned—and they are prepared for real-world challenges facing today's educational systems.
Get your doctoral degree in education from NLU—and immediately be recognized by your peers and colleagues as a leading voice in areas ranging from curriculum and instruction to reading.
A History of Innovation
Kindergarten. Elementary Education. Head Start. The PTA.
Our university began by changing the way America learns. When Elizabeth Harrison, our founder, launched what became the National College of Education in 1886, she revolutionized how our country trained professional educators—and taught our children how to learn. Educational innovation such as teaching kindergarten and providing bachelor's degrees for elementary teachers as well as the foundations of the Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) and Head Start program all started at NCE.
Choose a Graduate Program that Will Help You Get Ahead.
NLU offers 12 Master of Education degree programs through the National College of Education—and seven doctoral programs, including one especially designed for those who want to become leaders at community colleges. The M.Ed. in Adult, Continuing and Literacy Education is offered through the College of Arts and Sciences.
Education: Master of Education (M.Ed.):
Post-Master's Certificates of Advanced Study (C.A.S.) Degree Programs at NLU:
Post-Master's Educational Specialist (ED.S.) Degree Programs at NLU:
Doctoral Degree (Ed.D.) Programs at NLU:
NLU's Graduate Programs in Education Meet Regional and National Standards of Quality
National-Louis University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. NLU's National College of Education meets all twenty standards of the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education—and NCE programs are approved by the Illinois State Board of Education for certification of education professionals.
The University is licensed to operate by the State of Wisconsin Educational Approval Board and has approval from the Department of Public Instruction for selected course work for the continuing education of teachers. In addition, the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction recognizes the Administration and Supervision program for administrative licenses and the Master of Arts in Teaching in Elementary Education and Secondary Education for initial teacher certification.
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