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Faculty members are excellent academicians and practitioners, with knowledge grounded both in theory and school/industry-based experiences. Learn about our people >

With a focus ranging from PreK-12, this accelerated, fully-online graduate program was designed for the working professional and can be completed in as little as one year. Concentrations are available in Curriculum Leadership Pre-K-12, Effective Practitioner Pre-K-12, and National Board Certification Pre-K-12. Learn more about Curriculum & Instruction >

The Educational Administration building-level licensure-only program qualifies you for Building-Level administrator licensure endorsement. If you already hold a master's degree, you can complete the program as licensure only. The admission and program requirements are the same for both the MS degree and licensure-only (non-degree) programs. Learn more about Educational Administration Building-Level Licensure Only >

The Educational Administration building-level licensure-only program qualifies you for Building-Level administrator licensure endorsement. If you already hold a master's degree, you can complete the program as licensure only. The admission and program requirements are the same for both the MS degree and licensure-only (non-degree) programs. Learn more about Educational Administration Building-Level >

Emporia State University’s District-Level Certification is an 18-hour program intended for individuals currently licensed at the building level for educational administration. Classes are available online during the summer semester only and the practicum is offered online during the fall and spring semesters. A minimum of two summer courses must be successfully completed before starting practicum. Learn more about Educational Administration District-Level >

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The professional component of Emporia State's secondary and middle school teacher education program has two phases.

Phase I consists of campus and field-based professional course work in education. Learn more about Phase I >

Phase II consists of a full semester of student teaching which occurs during the senior year. Learn more about Phase II >

We provide school districts with quality first-year elementary and secondary teachers. If a graduate of ours is deemed unsatisfactory, we provide mentoring and guidance through a plan to get the teacher performing up to the standard expected. Learn more about our quality assurance program >

There are many scholarship opportunities, grants, and potential loan forgiveness for teachers, including the Kansas Teacher Service Scholarship and Patterson Scholarship among others. Learn more about scholarships >

Enter your middle or high school classroom prepared to each in the subject you want to teach. Learn more about Secondary Education >

The Master of Education in Teaching helps teachers, library/media specialists, and school counselors develop their skills and knowledge of teaching. Offered as a graduate level program online. Learn more about the Master of Education program >

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