Graduate Programs
ADVANCE YOUR CAREER WITH LINCOLN UNIVERSITY'S SCHOOL OF EDUCATION GRADUATE DEGREES.
Explore a transformative educational experience with the Lincoln University School of Education's Graduate Programs. Our programs aim to equip you with the essential skills and connections to elevate your career in education. Whether you are looking to advance your current role as a teacher or embark on a new path, our programs offer the opportunity to enhance your expertise in educational leadership, curriculum development, and instructional technology. With a focus on flexibility and tailored specialization, you can delve into educational leadership, curriculum and instruction, and educational technology, ensuring you are well-prepared to excel in your chosen educational career path.
Degree Paths
Lincoln University's Master of Education in Counseling program offers specialized tracks for those seeking to serve as K-12 School Counselors, Licensed Professional Counselors, or Addiction Counselors, aligning with the specific educational and licensure requirements set by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, Missouri Credentialing Board, and Missouri Committee for Professional Counselors.
The 100% online Master of Arts in Higher Education program is specialized to focus on historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs). This degree program aims to equip students with practical knowledge and insights into the organizational structure, governance, and functions of higher education institutions, particularly HBCUs.
Learn more about LU's MA in Higher Education (HBCU concentration)
This 36-credit-hour, 100% online program is designed to be completed within 15 months or less.The 100% online Master of Education in School Administration and Supervision (K-12) at Lincoln University is a fully online program tailored for working professionals aspiring to assume leadership positions within the K-12 education domain. This program provides students with the chance to cultivate crucial leadership abilities essential for fostering inclusive learning environments, all while preparing for the Missouri principal exam and those of other states and U.S. territories. The emphasis on practical leadership skills and the program's online format cater to the needs of working professionals seeking to advance their careers in the educational leadership arena.
Learn more about LU's MEd in School Administration and Supervision (K-12)
The Educational Specialist in Clinical Mental Health Counseling prepares individuals to offer mental health services in various settings. This 30-credit hour program includes both required and elective courses, allowing specialization in areas needed for licensure or professional growth. Applicants should have a Master's degree in a related field. The program provides an expedited licensure path for Missouri Licensed Professional Counselor and advanced coursework for current licensed counselors seeking to enhance their skills and career prospects.
Learn more about LU's EdS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
The Specialist Degree in Educational Leadership with a School Mental Health option trains school leaders to identify and address mental health conditions affecting K-12 students. The program covers organizational and legal issues, provides training in recognizing mental health impacts on academic development, and emphasizes effective communication with mental health organizations. It prepares educational leaders and supports mental health professionals in understanding and integrating their services within the public school system.
Learn more about LU's EdS in Educational Leadership-School Mental Health
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452 Martin Luther King Hall
812 E. Dunklin Street
Jefferson City, MO 65101
P: 573-681-5250
E: SchoolofEducation@LincolnU.edu
Office of Graduate Studies
Young Hall
820 Chestnut Street
Jefferson City, MO 65101
P: 573-681-5125
E: GradSchool@LincolnU.edu