Adolescent to Young Adult Education

You can earn a master’s degree or seek licensure in integrated language arts, integrated mathematics, integrated social studies, or the sciences in Wright State’s adolescent to young adult education program. You can earn licensure to teach a single subject in grades 7–12 or continue your coursework to earn your M.Ed. degree. The graduate program is designed for three semesters of full-time study and internship, requiring a Monday-through-Friday commitment.

Department: 
Teacher Education Department

What we offer

Adolescence to Young Adult Licensure

Graduate

Adolescent to Young Adult Education Licensure

Graduate

Success Stories

Student Profile

Multiplicity

Elementary education major Kristina White leads in the classroom and on campus across multiple roles
Wright State junior Kristina White thrives as a leader for student organizations and in the College of Health, Education and Human Services.
Student Profile

Designed delivery

Wright State student-athlete Alex Drsek takes full advantage of her opportunities in college
Whether it's in the classroom or at the bowling alley, Wright State grad student Alex Drsek aims to be the best.
Alumni Profile

A love for literacy

Teacher and Wright State graduate Laura Simons instills a love of reading in her students
The Association of Literacy Educators and Researchers honored Laura Simons for the thesis she produced as a graduate student in the Master of Education in Literacy Program at Wright State.