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Welcome to the Graduate Study in Education Program

The School of Education at Indiana University Southeast offers Master of Science degrees in Education with majors in Elementary Education, Secondary Education, and Counseling. In addition, the School offers graduate certification programs in Reading, certain areas of Special Education, Kindergarten, Gifted and Talented, Computer, Junior High/Middle School education, and Educational Leadership (principal's certification for Indiana and Kentucky K-12). We also offer a substantial number of graduate-level courses applicable to license renewal, master's plus programs, or certification programs.

Note: Our graduate programs are designed for certified teachers and do not lead to initial teacher certification. See the appropriate undergraduate coordinators or the Transition to Teaching website for information on earning initial teacher certification.

Students planning to pursue IU Southeast master's programs or certification programs are encouraged to carefully follow the program requirements outlined in the Bulletin. Those pursuing other degrees or programs should follow the counsel of the appropriate dean or program adviser at that institution.

KENTUCKY EDUCATORS--ATTENTION!!!  Educators licensed in Kentucky need official transcripts for license renewal and/or rank change applications.  BE AWARE that official IUS transcripts are not available immediately after coursework is completed.  Transcripts with grades are usually available about one week after the end of each term (Fall, Spring, Summer 1, and Summer 2). (While Intensive 2 courses are finished in late July, grades will not be posted until mid-August.)  Degrees are awarded three times a year: 5/31, 8/31, and 12/31; degrees are posted to official transcripts on or about 15 days later.  It is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that renewal coursework and license applications are completed in a timely manner, allowing time for obtaining necessary official transcripts.