
This degree leads to North Carolina teacher licensure in grades Kindergarten through six.
UNCW operates an approved program in Onslow County on the Coastal Carolina Community College campus. The Onlsow County extension program began in 1995 with courses in elementary education and has expanded to include some of the courses toward licensure in all of the specialty areas. The UNCW extension program is characterized as an upper-division level curriculum with a combination of on-site, two-way interactive video, and Internet courses. To be eligible for the extension program an applicant must hold as a minimum an associate's degree or have 62 semester hours of college transfer credit. Students with four year degrees in other fields are also eligible.
Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Elementary Education, Language and Literacy
Education, Middle Grades Education, Special Education. The programs in
these areas address the need for conceptual and procedural foundations
for decision-making and for specific alternatives within the student’s
area of professional practice. The M.Ed. programs address the North Carolina
Masters/Advanced Competencies requirements. Designed for individuals who
have “A” level teaching licenses.
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