Huntington University is a Christian liberal arts college in Indiana
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master of education

Huntington University’s Master of Education program is designed to help you develop professionally, fulfill teaching license renewal, or earn your master’s degree – while you continue to teach. Degree programs are offered in elementary education, middle school education and high school education.

Hybrid online courses: All of our courses are offered in the hybrid format, a blending of face-to-face classes with online learning components. This gives busy professionals the best of both worlds--the in-class interaction teachers naturally enjoy, plus the convenience and efficiency of online discussions and assignments. Read about our Program Philosophy.

Best of all, our courses are affordably priced!

Getting started is easy. Simply download a one-page registration form. To speak with our admissions representative, call toll free at (888) 424-7231 or directly at (260) 359-4141.

Graduate courses are designed for Indiana teaching licensure, renewal and recertification. License reciprocity is available with other states. Contact us for details.

Spring 2012 Courses:

ED 520 Classroom Management, Thursdays 6-9pm, 1/26/12-5/10/12, Dr. C. Steury

ED 614,624,634,644 Curriculum Design, Tuesdays 6-9pm, 1/24/12-5/8/12, Dr. S. Holtrop

ED 615,625,635,645 Research Project

 

Future Courses
 

alumni impact

Jill Johnston, Master of Education 2008

Jill Johnson

Master of Education '08

“My courses at Huntington were very challenging, but I appreciated the opportunity to grow professionally."

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A change in state legislation recently helped local teachers decide to pursue their master’s degrees and receive the benefits of these added credentials.
Holtrop presented

Holtrop presented

03/15/2011

Dr. Stephen Holtrop, associate dean for graduate and adult studies, presented on “Dispelling Congressional and Faculty Myths about Online Learning” at the 40th Annual Conference of the Association of Christian Distance Education (ACCESS). The conference was held at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago to commemorate the founding of the association 40 years ago at the same location.