Coronavirus Update

Classes will be held remotely for the remainder of the spring semester, and all official university events and student activities are suspended until further notice. While the Dayton and Lake campuses remain open, access to campus is restricted to personnel who have been identified as essential. Read more.

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

What we offer

Adolescent to Young Adult Education Graduate Licensure

Success Stories

Student Profile

Spanish sparkle

Lake Campus education student Katelyn Umstead sees Spain in her future
After working at an education camp in Spain, Wright State senior Katelyn Umstead hopes to teach in Spain following graduation in May.
Faculty Profile

STEM celebration

Betsy Crites promotes learning through educational outreach at Wright State’s Lake Campus
Betsy Crites, education lecturer and STEM coordinator at the Lake Campus, helps future teachers apply their learning through community outreach.
Alumni Profile

Military minded

Wright State alumnus, Bronze Star winner Mark Winters shares his experience with Army ROTC cadets
Mark Winters started his 25-year career in the military during his freshman year at Wright State when he joined the Army ROTC.