SCHOOL OF EDUCATION DEGREES AND PROGRAM OFFERINGS

The Lesley University School of Education, created in 1995, is marked by its commitment to education reform, action research, and a philosophy of providing lifelong learning for educators. With Master's-level and Ph.D. programs offered on and off campus, the School of Education provides students with a superior education through challenging coursework, classroom-based reflection, research, and clinical experiences that involve a strong commitment to and belief in cultural pluralism, inclusive communities, and the integration of technology in education. Please use the links below to view our programs of study, many of which offer teacher licensure at the initial and professional level, both with a Master's degree and licensure-only. You can view licensure information on the Certification Office website. For information regarding accreditation in the states where Lesley programs are offered, visit the Accreditations and Approvals website.

For more information, call 617-349-8300 or email info@lesley.edu.

School of Education Divisions

• Curriculum and Instruction: Dr. Lorraine Greenfield, Director
• Language and Literacy: Dr. Margery Miller, Director
• Teaching, Learning, and Leadership: Dr. Robert Thomas, Director
• Technology in Education: Dr. Brenda Matthis, Director

School of Education Programs of Study

• Collaborative Internships
• Curriculum and Instruction (including Mathematics)

• Curriculum and Instruction -- California Only
• Out of School Time (Citizen Schools)

• Early Childhood Education
• Educational Leadership
• Educational Studies Ph.D.
• Elementary Education
• High School Education
• Mathematics
• Middle School Education
• Reading Specialist
• Science in Education (Online)
• Special Education
• STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics)
• Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)
  and Bilingual Programs: New Mexico
• Technology in Education

School of Education Academic Centers

• Center for Children, Families, and Public Policy
• Center for Reading Recovery and Literacy Collaborative
• Center for Special Education
• Program Evaluation and Research Group (PERG)