Academic Programs by Degree UWM's School of Education has a variety of degree programs that will prepare you for a rewarding and successful career in a school or community agency. Through a variety of concentrations, many which lead to certification, you will earn a bachelor, master, or doctorate degree. Additional non-degree programs are available as well.

Bachelor of Science Degree

Community Education This undergraduate degree program prepares students to apply educational skills to urban agencies and organizations.

Curriculum & Instruction This undergraduate degree program leads to certification.

Exceptional Education (American Sign Language Studies) This undergraduate program provides a strong foundation in the American Sign Language (ASL) language.

Exceptional Education (Interpreter Training Program) This undergraduate program prepares students to meet the needs of deaf and hard-of-hearing in a variety of settings.

Educational Studies This undergraduate degree program focuses on examining education as a discipline and prepares students for careers as educators in non-school settings.

Master of Science Degree

Administrative Leadership
Cultural Foundations of Education
Curriculum & Instruction
Educational Psychology
Exceptional Education

Doctor of Philosophy in Educational PsychologyConcentrations

• Counseling Psychology
• Learning and Development
• Research Methodology
• School Psychology
  

Doctor of Philosophy in Urban EducationSpecializations

• Adult & Continuing Education
• Curriculum & Instruction
• Educational Administration
• Educational & Media Technology
• Educational Psychology
• Exceptional Education
• Multicultural Studies
• Social Foundations of Education