Miami University

An array of choices

Miami University offers a wide variety of courses, workshops, and programs for the professional development of K-12 educators. Whether you are interested in updating your skills, adding a new license, or earning a graduate degree, we have something for you.

And, if you are a licensed, full-time K-12 educator in Ohio, you may be eligible for the Miami Team Scholarship which provides a 50 percent reduction in tuition and fees.

Our courses and programs are offered in a variety of locations, including Oxford, Hamilton, Middletown, West Chester (starting Spring 2009), and Cincinnati.

Degree progams

• Teacher Education:

  M.Ed. in Reading Education, Elementary Education, Adolescent Education, or Mathematics Education (Elementary or Adolescent)

• Educational Psychology:

• M.S. and Ed.S. in School Psychology, M.Ed. in Educational Pscychology and Instructional Design and Technology

• Educational Leadership:

  M.Ed. in Curriculum and Teacher Leadership or Educational Leadership (principal licensure); Ph.D. or Ed.D. in Educational Administration

  For information on the more than 50 masters and doctoral programs offered at Miami, click here.

Licenses

• Reading Specialist endorsement

  Courses required for the endorsement are part of the M.Ed. in reading degree.

• School Principal

• Curriculum and Instruction Professional Development

• Superintendent
• Special Education

• School psychology

Courses and workshops

• Go here for summer 2008 credit workshop offerings.
• Go here

  for course offerings on the Hamilton, Middletown and Oxford campuses. Graduate courses are numbered 500 or higher.

• Go here for course offerings at the new Voice of America Learning Center (starting Spring 2009).

• Miami University also offers many fabulous professional development opportunities and workshops. A few examples include:

  Terrific Science! (Center for Chemical Education)

  The Ohio Writing Project

  Earth Expeditions

  Lifelong Learning Credit Workshops

How to Enroll:

If you are interested in taking a course or workshop, without enrolling in a masters or doctoral program, apply for continuing non-degree status.

If you would like to pursue a master’s, specialist or doctoral degree, apply for a degree program.

Applications are on-line.