Keene State College offers Master’s, Post-Master’s, and Graduate Certification programs allowing you to become a teacher leader, special educator, or principal. In addition, KSC offers post-baccalaureate teacher licensure options.
Special Education Master’s (M.Ed.) and Graduate Certification Programs
Earn NH state license as a Special Education Teacher (K-12), by completing the Graduate Certification program or M.Ed. in Special Education. Students from KSC’s undergraduate Educator Preparation Programs can extend their education by completing this program in one year. The M.Ed. combines certification coursework with a year-long internship and culminates with a school-based research project showcasing an area of expertise and leadership capacity in special education.
Educational Leadership (M.Ed.) and Post-Masters Certification Program
Looking to earn an M.Ed. and licensure to become a School Principal? Or, do you already have a Master’s and are seeking a Post-M.Ed principal license? You can accomplish either at Keene State College. Our Educational Leadership programs meet New Hampshire licensure competencies for Principal as Instructional Leader. In support of building school leadership capacity in Southwest NH, Keene State College is collaborating with school districts on various school leadership initiatives through the Regional School Leadership Consortium (RSLC) at KSC.
Curriculum and Teaching (M.Ed.)
Keene State offers three distinct ways to earn an M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction: 1) a two-year teacher leadership-focused program for experienced classroom teachers; 2) a one-year intensive for recent graduates; and 3) a one-year part-time program for Granite State transfer students.
Post-Baccalaureate Teacher Certification Program
The Post-Baccalaureate teacher licensure program is designed for individuals who hold a Bachelor’s degree and are seeking teacher licensure. Candidates apply for the program following the Graduate Studies process and then take courses in KSC Undergraduate Programs to meet teacher licensure requirements.
For more information see Graduate Studies, email GraduateStudies@keene.edu or call 603-358-2378.