Graduate Programs

Whether you are a professional switching careers into teaching, an educator who is seeking teacher certification, or an educator seeking to advance your career, Loyola has a graduate program in education just right for your busy schedule. State-approved and nationally-accredited, Loyola's education programs offer you an outstanding level of professional instruction. A Loyola degree will equip you with the theory and knowledge in your field and prepare you for the day-to-day challenges that today's educators face.

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Curriculum and Instruction for Social Justice

For teachers who want to study and understand the improvement and reform efforts in K-12 education.

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Educational Leadership

For experienced teachers interested in careers in supervision or as school principals.

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Educational Technology

For anyone interested in technology leadership at the school or district level.

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Kodály Music Education

For music educators seeking comprehensive musicianship and instructional training.

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Literacy Education (Reading Specialist or Literacy Teacher)

For certified teachers who want to be certified as a reading specialist or are interested in literacy.

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Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT)

For those interested in becoming a teacher and seeking their teacher certification.

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Montessori Education

For individuals seeking Montessori teacher training while earning an advanced degree.

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School Counseling

For individuals interested in becoming a certified school counselor.

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Teaching English Language Learners (TELL)

For teachers and school professionals developing skills and expertise in bilingual teaching.

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Non-Degree Special Student Option

For students who already have a bachelor's degree and wish to enroll in courses without pursuing a graduate degree or certificate.