Graduate Programs
Doctor of Philosophy in Behavior Analysis
Developed in response to the increasing demand for scientists and practitioners of evidence-based methods for the education and treatment of individuals with autism and related disabilities, the new Ph.D. program in Behavior Analysis at Western New England College will give you the skills to fill this void and become a leading voice in the field. Please be advised that the application deadline for the Doctor of Philosophy in Behavior Analysis program is January 15.
Study Method: On campus
Terms: Accelerated 11 weeks
Coursework: 53 credits
Master of Arts in English for Teachers (MAET)
The only program of its kind offered in western Massachusetts, the Master of Arts in English for Teachers program addresses the professional goals of secondary school teachers who are developing standards-based curricula assessment. The course work emphasizes literature, grammar, reading, and rhetoric— all tied to pedagogy and the State English Curriculum Frameworks.
Study Method: On campus
Terms: Accelerated, 11 weeks, including summer term
Coursework: 30 credits
Please be advised that if your goal is to satisfy the requirements for your Professional License for teaching, you will need to have your Initial License prior to completing our program (Your Initial License is not required for admission).
Master of Arts in Mathematics for Teachers (MAMT)
Also exclusive to the region, the Master of Arts in Mathematics for Teachers enables middle and secondary school teachers to earn an advanced degree specific to mathematics. The program helps Massachusetts teachers meet the State Mathematics Curriculum Frameworks to create the appropriate learning experiences for their students preparing for the MCAS exam.
Study Method: On campus
Terms: Accelerated, 11 weeks, including summer term
Coursework: 30 credits
Please be advised that if your goal is to satisfy the requirements for your Professional License for teaching, you will need to have your Initial License prior to completing our program (Your Initial License is not required for admission).
Master of Education in Elementary Education (MEEE)
This is the ideal degree for elementary school teachers. You’ll receive advanced training in core content skills, classroom research techniques, and insight into the latest learning theories. For students seeking to advance into administrative roles, the program offers coursework in the philosophy of education, mentoring, and adult and professional development.
Study Method: On campus
Terms: Accelerated, 11 weeks, including summer term
Coursework: 30 credits
A current Massachusetts Initial License in Elementary Education is required for this program.
In its annual "America's Best Colleges" ranking, U.S.News & World Report lists Western New England College among the North Region's "Best Universities-Master's Category," those which provide a full range of bachelor's and master's programs.
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Degree Programs
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