Minot State University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, a regional accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
The Master of Education (MEd) program is designed for practicing teachers, coaches, and educators, offering 18 credits of core courses focused on practical educational support. With courses available every eight weeks, you can complete the program one class at a time and earn your degree in two years.
Program Type: Master
Offered: On Campus, Online
Credit Hours: 30
Est. Time to Complete: 2 Years
Department: Department of Education and Inclusive Services, Graduate School
11:1
Student to Faculty Ratio
1:1
tutoring, academic advising, and career coaching
Program Highlights
Flexible Scheduling
Courses are offered every eight weeks, allowing you to graduate in two years or less.
Customizable Specializations
Tailor your studies to your career goals with specialization options in business, cognitive science, curriculum and instruction, English, math, and special education.
Practical Application with an Accelerate Path to Success
Gain the knowledge, skills, and practical experience needed to excel in today's dynamic educational landscape. Our Master of Education program emphasizes hands-on learning, allowing you to apply theoretical concepts to real-world scenarios in educational settings.
Careers & Outcomes
74K
Median annual salary for instructional coordinators
→ U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Education Emphasis Areas
- Business
- Cognitive Science
- Curriculum and Assessment
- English
- Physical Education
- Reading
- Secondary Math
- Special Education
Questions? We're Here to Help
Graduate School Admissions
Penny Brandt, Admissions Coordinator
701-858-3413
penny.brandt@minotstateu.edu
Dr. Laura Zucca-Scott
Program Director
701-858-3043
laura.zucca@minotstateu.edu
Additional Program Information
All Minot State programs fulfill the requirements for licensure in the state of North Dakota. If you are seeking a professional license in a state other than North Dakota, learn more about program disclosures and licensure requirements.
