Education courses + advanced subject-area classes UToledo’s innovative, “combined” master’s degree allows you to dive deep into a subject area and improve teaching skills.
The University of Toledo’s unique master’s programs in arts and education and science and education attract students who don’t need licensure but are interested in advancing their careers:
Our program is a combined master’s program — a blend of graduate work in a specific subject of your choice with graduate courses in education. Programs can be completed in as little as 18 months, with many courses available online.
The following concentrations or tracks are available:
Master of science and education:
Master of arts in education:
One-of-a-kind graduate program. No other program in the state combines graduate work in a specific subject area with graduate work in education.
This broad, combined master’s degree fits a very specific niche that other master’s programs don’t.
A master in curriculum and instruction doesn’t include subject matter courses and will not prepare teachers for College Credit Plus.
An M.S. or M.A. degree in a specific subject area requires more in-depth subject matter courses, along with a thesis or project. They also have stricter admission requirements and are not focused on teaching.
Earn College Credit Plus credentials while working on your M.A.E. or M.S.E. in biology (online), chemistry (online) or mathematics. Courses meet requirements established by the Ohio Board of Higher Education for teaching entry-level college courses in a high school, community college or university. These 18-month-long graduate programs include a one-week, on-campus experience during the summer.
Most UToledo graduate students in the arts and education/science and education master’s programs are currently employed as teachers or work at zoos, parks and other institutions that have a strong educational component.
UToledo’s graduate program provides the ability to teach in new settings (such as community colleges) or teach more advanced subject matter in their current settings.
Education and Arts/Science Master's Program Sample Courses
Students In the combined master’s program benefit from the partnership between education faculty and faculty members in the students’ areas of interest. Our colleagues throughout UToledo are experts in their fields and have a strong interest in education.
