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.

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Teacher Education Department

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Alumni Profile

From classroom to hall of fame

Wright State alum Tom Jenkins honored for decades-long teaching career
Wright State graduate Tom Jenkins’ induction into the National Teachers Hall of Fame reflects nearly 30 years of dedication, perseverance and steadfast belief in the transformative power of public education.
Student Profile

From the stage to the operating room

Nursing student Justin Zielske using community theater experiences to develop new skills
Wright State senior Justin Zielske participates in community theater and studies organizational leadership to help him improve his nursing skills.
Student Profile

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Katie Able excels after transferring to Wright State's Lake Campus
Katie Able, a middle childhood education major, has enjoyed her transfer experience at Wright State’s Lake Campus.