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Earn your education degree online from Walden and stay at the forefront of your field.
You’re passionate about shaping promising futures. Walden can help you make a difference. Choose from a variety of education degrees that empower you to be a catalyst for positive change. An online education degree allows educators to broaden their career opportunities and their impact while continuing to work in the field.
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MS in Higher Education
General Program
Explore our MS in Higher Education General Program (Non-Licensure)
Today’s managers and leaders in higher education must take a student-focused approach to programs, services, and all aspects of the higher education experience. In the General…
Next Start Dates
- Course Based10/30/2023
MS in Higher Education
Leadership for Student Success
Specialization
Explore our MS in Higher Education Leadership for Student Success (Non-Licensure) Specialization
Higher education institutions are becoming increasingly accountable for providing students with skills that prepare them for the future. In our…
Next Start Dates
- Course Based10/30/2023
MS in Higher Education
MS in Higher Education - Global Higher Education
Specialization
Explore our MS in Higher Education Global Higher Education (Non-Licensure) specialization
Colleges and universities must prepare to take advantage of opportunities for global collaborations and alliances. In our MS in Higher Education with a…
Next Start Dates
- Course Based10/30/2023
MS in Higher Education
Online and Distance Learning
Specialization
Explore our MS in Higher Education Online and Distance Learning (Non-Licensure) specialization
Distance learning is a fast-growing segment of higher education. In our MS in Higher Education with a specialization in Online and Distance…
Next Start Dates
- Course Based10/30/2023
MS in Instructional Design and Technology
General Program
Explore our MS in Instructional Design and Technology General Program
This General (Non-Licensure) Program offers a core of education, instructional design, research, project management, and evaluation courses designed to give you a well-rounded…
MS in Instructional Design and Technology
Online Learning
Explore our MS in Instructional Design and Technology Online Learning specialization
Although distance learning is not a new concept, using the Internet for delivering course content is growing. Higher education institutions, K–12 schools, and…
MS in Instructional Design and Technology
Training and Performance Improvement
Explore our MS in Instructional Design and Technology Training and Performance Improvement specialization
Become a powerful force in helping your organization thrive. This specialization focuses on managing and delivering training programs and on…
Why Choose Walden?
The Choice for Top Educators
The CAEP-accredited Richard W. Riley College of Education and Human Sciences is the choice for many dedicated and nationally renowned teachers, researchers, and scholars. Join one of the largest educator communities, including over 65,000 students and alumni and more than 150 state teachers of the year. Learn from P–12 practitioners and thought leaders with the working insights to help you overcome key challenges facing your classroom, district, and field.
An Accredited University
Quality matters—especially when it comes to your education. Walden is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and committed to maintaining the highest standards of excellence.
Flexibility to Fit Your Schedule
At Walden, we are dedicated to offering education options designed to fit the needs of working professionals like you. That is why we offer a wide range of learning options, including a standard, course-based experience, and Tempo Learning®.
Decide How to Complete Your Degree
You have a unique style—and a unique schedule. That's why Walden offers you more than one way to learn.
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FAQ About Walden’s Online Education Programs
What are the admissions requirements for an online teaching degree program?
Admissions requirements for online education programs typically include the submission of a completed online application and transcripts from other institutions. However, there may be additional materials required depending on the academic program you choose.
How long does it take to earn a teaching degree online?
Time to completion for your online education degree will vary based on a number of factors including the type of academic program you choose, your individual progress, and any credits you transfer. For a personalized estimate of the number of your transfer credits that Walden would accept, call an Enrollment Specialist at 844-767-9466.
Can I become a teacher with an online education degree?
Walden’s BS in Elementary Education program prepares you to seek initial teacher licensure in elementary education through a curriculum aligned with licensure requirements. Students interested in pursuing teaching licensure should be sure to review and understand the specific licensure requirements in their state prior to enrolling in an online teaching degree program.
Are Walden University and the Riley College of Education accredited?
Yes, both the university and the college are accredited.
Walden University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (www.hlcommission.org), an institutional accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
The Richard W. Riley College of Education and Human Sciences is accredited by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) for a period of seven years, from April 2019 through June 2026. This accreditation covers initial teacher preparation programs and advanced educator preparation programs. CAEP is the only recognized national accreditor for educator preparation, promoting excellence in educator preparation through quality assurance and continuous improvement. The Riley College of Education and Human Sciences earned CAEP accreditation by meeting rigorous national standards and demonstrating excellence in the areas of content and pedagogy, clinical experiences, selectivity, program impact, and capacity for continuous improvement.