Graduate programs in education are designed with your future in mind. Mount Mercy's classes prepare you for leadership in the classroom, school, and beyond while offering high-demand specializations to build your expertise. You're actively engaged in dynamic, interactive, learning approaches — building on your knowledge and the knowledge of your instructors.

Designed for the teaching professional, a five-course core provides a vibrant shared experience for all graduate education students. These courses focus on developing the broader perspectives needed for leadership in the profession. Reading specialists take an additional 22 credits depending on licensure needs and special education specialists take an additional 20-25 credits depending on licensure needs.

Quick Facts

• 46 students are enrolled for Fall 2011
• Average student age is 37 (age range from 25-57)
• 78% are employed in Linn County
• 92% female; 8% male
• 45% are Mount Mercy alumni

Contact Us

For more information on the Master's Program in Education, please contact Dr. Dawn Behan, Director, Graduate Program in Education at dbehan@mtmercy.edu or 319-363-8213 x1217.

This program is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.