Meet Kristine Larson: Loyola's New Special Education Professor
Drive education
Forward
AN IMPACT THAT REACHES FAR BEYOND THE CLASSROOM
Shaping the future of educationLoyola University Maryland’s School of Education is the school of choice in Maryland. We offer leading undergraduate and graduate education programs for aspiring and current educators, educational leaders, and counselors, who are called to work with K-12 learners but require certification and training or improved teaching and leadership skills. Loyola’s mission-driven approach inspires and engages a community of accomplished educators who bring about ethical and fundamental change to help all children reach their full potential.
Learn more about the School of EducationExplore our Programs
Undergraduate
Graduate and Certificate
Degrees
- Curriculum and Instruction - Thematic (M.A.)
- Educational Leadership (M.Ed.)
- Elementary Education (MAT)
- Kodály Music Education (M.Ed.)
- Learning Design & Technology (M.Ed.)
- Literacy Education - Literacy Teacher for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Populations (M.Ed.)
- Literacy Education - Reading Specialist (M.Ed.)
- Montessori Education (M.Ed.)
- Montessori Education - Concurrent (M.Ed.)
- Montessori Education - Credit for Prior Learning (M.Ed.)
- School Counseling (M.A.+)
- School Counseling (M.Ed.)
- Curriculum & Instruction - English for Speakers of Other Languages (M.A.)
- Secondary Education (MAT)
- Special Education (M.Ed.)
Certificates
Continuing Education
Online
- English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
- Curriculum and Instruction - Teaching English Language Learners (M.A.)
- Curriculum and Instruction - Thematic (M.A.)
- Educational Leadership (M.Ed.)
- Educational Leadership Certificate in Administration and Supervision
- Learning Design & Technology (M.Ed.)
- Elementary Education (MAT)
- Literacy - Literacy Teacher for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Populations (M.Ed.)
- Literacy - Reading Specialist (M.Ed.)
- Montessori Education (M.Ed)
- Montessori Education - Credit for Prior Learning (M.Ed.)
- Secondary Education (MAT)
School of Education at a Glance
By the Numbers8
Graduate degree programs
38%
of students self-identify as students of color
5
fully online accredited graduate programs
1 of 5
U.S. READING SPECIALIST PROGRAMS TO RECEIVE NATIONAL RECOGNITION BY THE INTERNATIONAL
LITERACY ASSOCIATION
News and Highlights
Anchored in
Baltimore
The School of Education attracts students who are committed to Baltimore: individuals eager to engage deeply in our community and recognize the rich, collaborative educational experiences Baltimore has to offer and the value Loyola can offer our community.
Learn more about our commitment to the Baltimore community
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The Center for Equity, Leadership, and Social Justice in Education
The Center for Equity, Leadership, and Social Justice in Education serves as Loyola's hub for collaborative research, program development, and community engagement focused on advancing justice in education.
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Loyola's Center for Montessori Education
Loyola's Center for Montessori Education partners with many institutions across the U.S. to offer a master's degree along with certified AMI training.
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The American Kodály Institute
Loyola's American Kodály Institute provides a rigorous teacher training program that goes beyond Kodály certification and offers a Master of Education degree in Kodály Music Education.
