Graduate Programs

The Ed.M. degree program is designed for students with bachelor’s degrees who have an interest in deepening their knowledge in a specific content area (in or outside the College of Education), as well as educational research in curriculum and instruction.

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Graduate studies at the master’s and doctoral levels and administrator certification programs for the superintendent, residency principal, and residency program administrator certificates. The master’s (Ed.M.) and doctoral (Ed.D.) degree programs offer specializations in K-12 educational leadership.

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This non-thesis Ed.M. degree prepares graduates for academic and leadership positions in teaching, research, and service, with a focus on equity and social justice.

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The Ph.D. in Mathematics and Science Education is designed to develop scholars capable of making important contributions to the research base, professional context, and learning environments related to mathematics and science education.

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NOTE: The Ph.D. program is officially offered through the Pullman campus, although students may complete all of their degree requirements on the Tri-Cities campus. Students interested must apply to WSU Pullman to be accepted.

The Master in Teaching (M.I.T.) is a program in which students concurrently pursue a master’s degree and an elementary or secondary teaching certificate. WSU provides certification (endorsements) for individuals to teach either at the elementary level (K-8) or in certain subject areas at the secondary level.

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Add-On Endorsements:

• Bilingual Education
• English Language Learners
• Middle Level Mathematics
• Middle Level Science
• Special Education

Certificates:

• Principal Certificate
• Program Administrator Certificate