Kentucky Masters in Education Programs

(found programs from 20 schools)

Offering moderate salaries and benefits that include tenure, Kentucky public schools are seeking teachers who have a talent for leadership. In fact, a number of Kentucky universities are offering Master of Education degrees aimed at helping teachers develop as leaders. With a master's in education from a teacher as leader program, educators can learn to hone their instruction skills and expand their influence on students. A master's in education of any kind also helps Kentucky teachers increase their salaries. Kentucky teachers are paid by rank, and to earn a rank II certificate, a teacher must have a master's degree or at least a great deal of post-graduate coursework.

Northern Kentucky University in Highland Heights offers Master of Education programs, including the Master of Education in leadership. The university also offers endorsements for everything from special education to reading and writing. At Western Kentucky University, students can study for a master's in education while enjoying the modern, up-to-date campus at College Heights. Students can also study at one of the university's many satellite campuses. Finally, the master's of education at Louisville University near the Indiana border offers Master of Education programs the midst of a bustling city. From researching at the university library to enjoying the downtown entertainment, this university offers many opportunities for students to have fun while they study.