Graduate Information Sessions

Join us for an information session designed to introduce prospective applicants to Loyola's graduate programs in education, including Curriculum and Instruction, Educational Leadership, Educational Technology, Literacy, Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT), School Counseling, and Special Education. You'll meet faculty, staff, and other prospective students, as well as learn about programs that can assist you with career opportunities and financial assistance. 

• No sessions are currently scheduled

*Note: General information sessions do not cover information about Montessori or Kodály Music Education. Scroll further down the page to learn more about information sessions specific to those programs.

Are you a Loyola Sophomore, Junior, or Senior interested in becoming a teacher? Join us for an information session to learn more about our accelerated options to pursue your Master of Arts in Teaching (Elementary or Secondary) or your M.Ed. in Special Education! Over pizza, you'll hear directly from program faculty and students about this convenient and accelerated option to obtain your Master's degree and initial teacher certification in just 12-14 months. Please register prior to the event and indicate your program of interest (MAT or M.Ed. in Special Education). Visit the Combined BA/B.S. - MAT or Accelerated Master's in Special Education pages for more information.

• No sessions are currently scheduled.

Experience first hand the engaging, exciting world of Kodály Music Education by joining American Kodály Institute faculty members and world class guest presenters for a free day of music making, food, networking, and fabulous teaching ideas. In addition to participating in workshop sessions, you will have the opportunity to learn more about Loyola's innovative, flexible summer master's degree program in Kodály Music Education, and will go home with a wealth of kid-tested songs and teaching materials to use in your classroom. Each Saturday Kodály workshop is unique, and music educators are invited to attend one workshop or many. Registrations for all workshops must be received 48 hours before the workshop.  

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Are you interested in teacher education? Attend our information session and learn more about career options in education! Join us for a unique, personalized opportunity to learn more about our Master of Arts in Teaching Program. Whether you are a recent college graduate, a professional interested in changing careers, a non-certified teacher, or current undergraduate student, Loyola has a program for you. All sessions will cover information on admission strategies and tips on financing your graduate education.

MAT specific sessions are offered in addition to the general information sessions. Both types of sessions (general and program-specific) cover the same information. 

•  Listen to a previously recorded Virtual Information Session here

Loyola University Maryland has a unique program that allows qualified students to combine AMI Montessori teacher training with a Master’s degree in Education. Learn more about Loyola's partnership with 10 Montessori training centers across the United States.  All sessions are held from 7:00 pm - 7:45 pm Eastern Standard Time.

May 18, 2017
June 15, 2017
July 20, 2017
August 17, 2017

Register for a session

• View a recording of a previous Montessori AMI Partner Institute virtual info session  

Immerse yourself in the world of Montessori Education at an information session with the Washington Montessori Institute, the oldest AMI training center in North America. Graduates of this program earn the internationally recognized AMI diploma and Master of Education (M.Ed.) in approximately 14 months. Sessions will include an informal presentation on information pertaining to the history of Montessori Education, overview of the primary and elementary programs, program requirements, education core courses, and admission requirements.

• No sessions are currently scheduled

Experience the classroom and discussion first hand during a School Counseling class visitation. Join the faculty and staff from Loyola's School Counseling program for an informative presentation and opportunity to sit in on part of a class. The courses that open to visitors are listed in the event links below. Space available at these class visitation events is limited and registration is first come, first served.

• Listen to a previously recorded session
• No additional dates scheduled - learn more about the School Counseling programs

Learn more about the Teaching English Language Learners (TELL) certificate through a virtual presentation designed to introduce applicants the program. Program staff discuss the course content and requirements for admission, and cover frequently asked questions. 

• Register for our June 6, 2017 Information Session

Please contact Liz Trimmer, Director of Program Operations, for more information about the TELL program at 410-617-5020 or etrimmer@loyola.edu.

Is the goal of your graduate education to secure a great first job, change careers, or earn a promotion through your current employer? Loyola's Career Center provides comprehensive and free services to all of its graduate students, including assisting graduate students in identifying and exploring career options; networking with alumni and employers; formulating a career action plan; and implementing an effective job search. Join representatives from the Career Center for an engaging virtual presentation and Q&A about these services and outcomes for Loyola graduate students.

• View a recording from a previous session: "Working With Students Toward Career Success" (8/13/15)

Join representatives from the office of Financial Aid and office of Graduate Admission for an informative presentation about the financial aid process for graduate school. At the end of the presentation, the chat will open up to a Q&A format about investing in your future through loans and other financial aid programs. These sessions are open to prospective students and applicants of all Loyola graduate programs. 

• View a recording of a previous session, "Funding Your Graduate Education"