The School of Education continues to operate under modified conditions.
The administrative offices, including the advising office, are open daily during business hours, with reduced on-campus staff availability.
All SOE faculty, staff, and administrators are available remotely and their contact information can be found on the SOE Faculty/Staff page and on the UVU Directory.
If you have any issues getting in contact with our faculty or staff please call our
main office number (801) 863-8228 or email us at school_of_education@uvu.edu.
Students, please visit the Covid Info website to help you navigate updates and tips for the new semester.
For more information, visit the Return to Campus website.
The Master of Education Degree (M.Ed.) at Utah Valley University is an applied master’s program aimed at building the instructional skills and professional competency of educators. Our goal is to help you gain the research-based knowledge and skills that will enable you to be a leader in the classroom, school, district or higher education institution.
Students enrolled in the M.Ed. program must complete 30 to 36 credits of study. All students are required to complete course work in research, theory, and instructional models. Each student must also complete a final instructional project pertaining to their emphasis area.
UVU's M.Ed. courses are offered at two locations:
To be considered for admissions, individuals interested in earning their M.Ed. at UVU must successfully complete all admission criteria*:
*Additional admission criteria may be required.
Priority Consideration
Regular Application Deadline
No GRE Required
Our 2022 information sessions will now be online. For additional information about our programs, please call (801) 863-4911 or email masterofed@uvu.edu
"UVU School of Education's faculty provide a learning environment where you can truly learn concepts that apply to every classroom… The Masters of Education program is fun, challenging, stimulating, and gives you really important skills and tools that can be used in today's 21st century classroom. I felt like I got a program that was tailored to my skill level… The faculty care about their students, and I never felt like I was just a number that was being pushed through the system. I would recommend Utah Valley University's Masters of Education program to any teachers that are looking for chances to learn new skills that will help them be successful in the classroom."
We invite you to support the School of Education at Utah Valley University.
