Graduate Programs Overview
The John H. Lounsbury College of Education offers graduate programs both on the Milledgeville campus and at the Macon Center for Graduate and Professional Learning.
As part of the admissions process, graduate program applicants must pass the on-site graduate writing assessment.
All applicants for initial teaching certification programs must pass a background check. Persons convicted of felonies or crimes of moral turpitude are not eligible for programs.
Below is a listing of the graduate programs that are offered:
Ed.S. Degree--Specialist in Education
Curriculum & Instruction: Early Childhood Education
Curriculum and Instruction: Middle Grades Education
Curriculum and Instruction: Secondary Education
Educational Leadership
Special Education
M.Ed. Degree--Masters of Education (for advanced certification)
Early Childhood Education
Educational Leadership
Instructional Technology (no state or national certification
available)
Library Media (initial certification)
Middle Grades Education
Secondary Education
Special Education
M.A.T. Degree--Master of Arts in Teaching (for initial certification)
Middle Grades Education Science & Mathematics
Secondary Education
Special Education
Non-Degree Programs
Endorsements
Endorsement in Reading
Endorsement in ESOL
Add-Ons (added to existing master degree certificates)
Educational Leadership
Library Media
During regular summer sessions, taking more than nine hours requires permission of advisor. If taking more than eleven hours, a petition is required.
For more information:
Shanda Brand, Graduate Coordinator
220 Kilpatrick
(478) 445-1383
shanda.brand@gcsu.edu
