Hamline's School of Education has been preparing teachers for over 150 years.

Program offerings include:

advanced degrees,
initial and additional licenses,
certificates, and
professional development (continuing studies) coursework.

Courses are available on our Saint Paul campus, the Minneapolis Center campus, online, and in Learning Communities throughout Minnesota.

Admission to our programs varies by program type (advanced degree, licensure and/or certificate). Please review our program offerings for specific information.

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Admission Information

Admission policies vary by program.

Scroll down for program of interest; click on its title to get admission information for that program.

Some programs offer online application. Click program titles below for more information.

Questions? Email gradprog@hamline.edu

Advanced Degrees | Initial License | Additional Licenses | Certificate Programs | Professional Development

Advanced Degree Programs

Program	Application Deadline
Master of Arts in Teaching	rolling
Master of Arts in Education	rolling
Master of Arts in English as a Second Language	rolling
Master of Arts in Education: Natural Science & Environmental Education	rolling
Doctorate in Education	February 16, 2009 October 12, 2009

Initial Licensure Program

Program Application Deadline

Undergraduate Education Minor

Master of Arts in Teaching rolling

Additional Licensure Programs

If you are also thinking of pursuing a Master's Degree in Education, up to 10 credits of graduate-level licensure coursework may be transferred into Hamline's MAED Program.

Program Application Deadline

Administrative Licenses rolling

Bilingual/Bicultural License rolling

ESL Second License (K-12) rolling

Keyboarding for Computer Applications License (K-8) rolling

Reading License (K-12) rolling

Other additional licenses (5-8, elementary, secondary, K-12) rolling

Certificate Programs

Admission policies vary by program. Click here for individual Certificate Program pages.

If you are also thinking of pursuing a Master's Degree in Education, up to 10 credits of graduate-level certificate coursework may be transferred into Hamline's MAED Program.

Professional Development (Continuing Studies)

A student does not need to be admitted into a program to take continuing studies courses. Registration is open to anyone with a Bachelor's degree. Click here for more information on Professional Development programs.

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