Cannon-Clary College of Education

Master of Education in Elementary Education

What is the Master of Education in Elementary Education program?

If you are interested in getting a Master's degree and want to teach Elementary Education, you've come to the right place! Whether you are a new or experienced teacher, this program is designed to provide advanced training in both subject matter and pedagogy.

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Admission Requirements & Part B Checklist

Application (Part A)

  • Apply: Fill out the application form which can be submitted online or print the pdf which can be faxed (501-279-4083) or emailed (gradstudiesedu@harding.edu).

Checklist of Requirements (Part B)

Graduation Requirements

  1. Comprehensive exams are required during the final semester. 

  2. Petition for Graduation Form pdf

  3. Complete the Online Graduation Application.

Curriculum Plan

The M.Ed. in Elementary Education program consists of 35 hours (some areas may require additional leveling work). Please see the program-specific curriculum plan below for more information.

Elementary Education Curriculum Plan

[Areas of Interest: Education, Gifted and Talented Education, Special Education, Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL), Dyslexia Endorsement - Reading}

Please note: This program requires you to have a valid teaching license. You are also required to take comprehensive exams before graduation.

Academic Catalog

For additional information about this program, you may want to consult the catalog.

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Master of Education in Elementary Education

Thornton Education Center, Suite 126

Dr. David Bangs
Chair of Graduate Studies in Education

501-279-4315

Fax: 501-279-4083

graded@harding.edu

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Graduate Studies in Education is part of the College of Education

501-279-4315

graded@harding.edu

Fax: 501-279-4083

Mailing address:
Harding University
Graduate Studies in Education
Box 12261
Searcy, AR 72149-5615