The University of Iowa College of Education prepares graduate students to become the leaders, scholars, and innovators in their field. As a Big Ten research institution, the college offers master’s, specialist, and doctoral programs that consistently rank in the nation’s top 20. With small class sizes, students have direct access to world-renowned faculty and their research projects.
Programs and Admission Information
Overview
The College of Education offers several paths to becoming a teacher (K-12) for applicants who have completed a bachelors degree.
- Post-baccalaureate students may complete a licensure preparation program as a non-degree seeking student.
- The M.A.T. program results in a Masters in Teaching degree + initial licensure preparation and is available for English, foreign language, mathematics, and science.
Visit the Teacher Education Program application page for more information.
Contact:
Office of Student Services
N310 Lindquist Center
319-335-5359
ask-education@uiowa.edu
Each graduate program has its own admission deadlines and requirements. Visit your program's homepage to get more information. Contact the Office of Student Services with questions about your application.
Masters
- Art Education
- Clinical Mental Health Counseling
- Counseling Psychology
- Developmental Reading
- Educational Leadership
- Educational Measurement and Statistics
- Educational Psychology & Learning Sciences
- English Education
- Foreign Language and ESL Education
- Higher Education and Student Affairs
- Mathematics Education
- Music Education
- Rehabilitation & Mental Health Counseling
- School Counseling
- Schools, Culture, and Society
- Science Education
- Social Studies Education
- Special Education
- STEM Education (online)
- Teaching, Leadership, and Cultural Competency (online)
Doctoral
- Counseling Psychology
- Counselor Education and Supervision
- Couple and Family Therapy
- Educational Leadership
- Educational Measurement and Statistics
- Educational Psychology
- Foreign Language and ESL Education
- Higher Education and Student Affairs
- Language, Literacy & Culture
- Mathematics Education
- Music Education
- Rehabilitation Counselor Education
- School Psychology
- Schools, Culture, and Society
- Science Education
- Social Studies Education
- Special Education
Tuition and Financial Support
The College of Education offers nearly $3 million in assistantships to its students, along with Teach Grants, fellowships and resources to assist with outside funding. The Office of Education Services has general financial aid information and your department and/or program can discuss the best opportunities within your field of study.
