Degree
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For...
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Specialization
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Doctor of Philosophy in Education (Ph.D.)
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Aspiring researchers
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Learning, Cognition, Instruction, and Development (LCID); Theory, Organization, and Policy (TOP)
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Doctor of Philosophy in Higher Education (Ph.D.)
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Aspiring researchers
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Higher Education
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Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) programs
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Scholarly practitioners;
educational leaders; change agents in PK-12, higher education, or other
organizations that provide education
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Design of Learning Environments; Educational Leadership; Education,
Culture, and Society; Special Education; Teacher
Leadership
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Master of Education (Ed.M.) programs with no state certification
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Practitioners who are already licensed or who do not wish to be; or students preparing for doctoral study
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Adult and Continuing Education; College Student Affairs;
Counseling Psychology;
Dance Education; Early Childhood/Elementary Education; Educational Administration and Supervision; Education, Culture, and Society; Educational Statistics, Measurement, and Evaluation; Language Education;
Learning, Cognition, and Development;
Literacy Education;
Mathematics Education; Science Education;
Social Studies Education; Special Education
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Master of Education (Ed.M.) programs with state certification: post-baccalaureate teaching
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Bachelor's degree holders who wish to earn a state license as a teacher, while earning a master's degree
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Dance Education; Elementary
Education (K-6); English Education; Language Education: English as a
Second Language; Language Education: Teacher of World Languages;
Mathematics Education; Science Education: Biological Science; Science
Education: Physical Science and/or Physics Education;
Social Studies
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Master of Education (Ed.M.) programs with state certification: other
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Bachelor's degree holders who
wish to earn a state license as an administrator or educational services
provider, while earning a master's degree
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Educational Administration and
Supervision (Supervisor, Principal); Reading Specialist with
Supervisor; School Counseling; Special Education/
Learning Disabilities Teacher-Consultant (LDT-C);
Teacher of Students with Disabilities (TOSD)
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Combined Five-Year B.A./B.S./Ed.M. programs with state certification
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Rutgers undergraduates who wish to pursue New Jersey teacher certification
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Dance Education;
Early Childhood (P-3) and Elementary Education (K-6); Elementary
Education (K-6) with Subject Matter Specialization (5-8); English as a
Second Language (ESL) Education; English Education; Language Education;
Mathematics Education;
Science Education: Biological Science; Science Education: Physical Science and/or Physics Education; Environmental and Biological Science Education:
Agricultural or Biological Science;
Environmental and Biological Science Education:
Physical Science; Social Studies Education; Special Education and Elementary Education
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Non-degree state certification programs
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Practitioners who wish to earn a state license in a given field without earning a degree
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Bilingual/Bi-cultural
Education; English as a Second Language; Learning Disabilities Teacher-Consultant (LDT-C); Preschool through Grade 3; Principal, Reading
Specialist; School Administrator; Supervisor; Teacher of Students with Disabilities
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Non-degree skill development programs
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Practitioners who wish to develop additional expertise in a specific area
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Educational Technology; Ed Tech for Adult Education; Gifted Education; Infant/Early Childhood Specialist;
Higher Education Teaching; Adult Literacy and ESL; Human Resources Development; Maker Education; Community College Leadership, Athletic Coaching in Education
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Education as a social science minor
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Undergraduates interested in
investigating learning and teaching in a broad range of human contexts.
The minor does not prepare students for a career in teaching.
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There is one minor with seven optional tracks:
Community Study and Civic Engagement; Digital Learning; Educational Policy and Social Justice; Creativity and Play; Global Education; Exceptional Learners; General Studies
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