Wilmington University’s suite of non-licensure master’s degrees in education are designed for licensed teachers looking to deepen their skills and increase their career opportunities. Programs focus on elevating your instruction skills in specific areas, or deepening your expertise in educational technology. The programs may also appeal to bachelor’s degree holders who seek to work in educational positions that do not require state licensure/certification.
The Master of Education in Instruction: Teaching and Learning degree program is designed for educators who are interested in developing skills to become leaders of teachers and in the scholarly study of teaching and learning. Candidates study research-based best practices and acquire knowledge and skills needed to promote the success of all students. Candidates explore their own professional practices and reflect upon ways to improve teaching and learning and effective means of providing collegial leadership. The program addresses best practices related to teaching-learning, instructional planning, student achievement and performance, curriculum development, culturally appropriate learning environments, and educational reform.
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January 2027
New Castle Campus
320 N Dupont Hwy,
New Castle,
Delaware,
19720, United States
Official Bachelor's Degree Transcripts with degree conferral date are required.
Program Planning Conference (PPC)
*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.
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