The highly respected graduate education program at Carson-Newman has helped hundreds of educators reach their professional goals and become leaders in the field of education. Designed for graduate students who are already working full time, flexibility is a hallmark of the M.Ed. program. Completed in half-semester units, you’ll take six hours each semester but only one course at a time. You may complete studies entirely online or in a hybrid format. In several locations across the state, you can take up to four classes in a face-to-face format. Choose your area of emphasis for the specialty you’d like to pursue.
EMPHASIS OPTIONS
Accreditation
The Educator Preparation Program (EPP) at Carson-Newman University is fully accredited by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP). Each licensure area listed on this page was part of the most recent joint review conducted by CAEP and the Tennessee Department of Education. For information regarding the CAEP Annual Reporting Measures, click here.
36 credit hours
5 semesters (18–20 months)
Online classes available
On-site classes available at certain locations
Hybrid M.Ed. cohorts meet one evening each week, on the same day, for the entire program. There are no weekend classes.
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