25 Online programmes offered by the university

The Master of School Counseling at North Carolina State University shares the university’s land-grant mission. To be eligible for a North Carolina school counseling license, students must complete their practicums and internships in a North Carolina public K-12 school.

The Master of School Administration - Educational Leadership at North Carolina State University for school administrators is designed to improve the quality of K-12 schools by preparing leaders who are dedicated to educational excellence and equity.

The Master of Arts in Teaching - English (Secondary) at North Carolina State University is an accelerated teacher licensure program that leads its graduates to both an initial teaching license and a master’s degree in as little as a year-and-a half (full-time). 

The department of Teacher Education and Learning Sciences at North Carolina State University offers master's degrees in multiple areas of Curriculum and Instruction.

The Master of Teaching - Social Studies (Middle Grades) at North Carolina State University in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction seeks to prepare teachers to effectively educate young adolescents, while being responsive to their unique needs, interests and abilities.

The Master of Science in Learning Design and Technology at North Carolina State University prepares education professionals to lead digital learning programs, design digital learning environments, and inquire into digital learning solutions to continuously refine instruction and improve student learning. 

The Master of Arts in Teaching - Technology Education at North Carolina State University prepares engineering and technology teachers for grades 7-12 by building on a candidate’s strong background in engineering and technological literacy.

The Master of Arts in Teaching - Mathematics Education at North Carolina State University prepares mathematics teachers for grades 6-8 or 9-12 by building on a candidate’s strong background in the mathematical sciences.

The Teaching - Language Arts (Middle Grades) program in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at North Carolina State University seeks to prepare teachers who can effectively educate young adolescents, while being responsive to their unique needs, interests, and abilities.

The Master in College Counseling and Student Development at North Carolina State University prepares persons for counseling and advising positions in student service agencies in colleges and universities such as counseling center, advising office, career services, and diversity office.

The Master of Teaching - Social Studies (Secondary) at North Carolina State University is an accelerated teacher licensure program that leads its graduates to both an initial teaching license and a master’s degree in as little as a year-and-a-half (full-time).

This Master of New Literacies and Global Learning at North Carolina State University is aimed at increasing teachers’ capacity for teaching reading, English language arts or social studies in a rapidly changing world. New literacies enable learners to broaden their modes of making and representing “meaning,” while also developing deep content knowledge.

The Master of Arts in Teaching - Multilingual Education at North Carolina State University prepares candidates to teach Multilingual Learners (MLs) in grades K-12.

The Master of Education in Training and Development at North Carolina State University is based on a reflective practice approach offering practitioners opportunities to reflectively and critically integrate their professional experiences with human resource development knowledge and practice skills. 

The Master in Elementary Education at North Carolina State University is designed for those who already hold a current teaching certificate. 

In the Master of Arts in Teaching - Special Education at North Carolina State University curriculum graduate students expand their knowledge of pedagogy and are exposed to ways in which to integrate practice with theory, as well as to experience today’s culturally diverse and technology-enhanced classrooms.

The Master of Arts in Science Education at North Carolina State University is an accelerated teacher licensure program that leads its graduates to both an initial teaching license and a master’s degree in as little as a year-and-a-half (full-time).

Designed to enhance the knowledge and skill set of experienced educators, students entering this Science Education program at North Carolina State University will have the opportunity to work with renowned experts in many facets of science education research and practice.

Our mission at North Carolina State University is to prepare master’s degree-seeking students for positions of instructional leadership in Mathematics Education as master teachers of mathematics in middle grades (6-9), high school (9-12) or post-secondary institutions such as community colleges.

Engineering and Technology Education graduates at North Carolina State University are mentored to assume leadership roles that allow them to make significant differences in professions that encompass technology. Educational activities by faculty and students focus on reaching beyond limits and constraints to better understand the impact of a changing technology on people and society.