About Graduate Education programs

The Graduate Education Programs at Utah Valley University is an applied master’s program aimed at building the instructional skills and professional competency of educators, practitioners, and behavior analysts. Our goal is to help you gain the research-based knowledge and skills that will enable you to be a leader in clinical settings, the classroom, school, district, or higher education institution.

All students are required to complete coursework in research, theory, and practical applications of the knowledge relevant to their areas of expertise. Each student must also complete a final master's project/capstone/portfolio pertaining to their field - according to degree requirements.

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Graduate Education Degrees

M.A. in Constitutional Government Civics and Law

M.A.T. in Secondary Education

M.Ed. in Applied Behavioral Analysis

M.Ed. in Higher Education Leadership

M.Ed. in K-12 Education Leadership

M.Ed. in Advancement in Teaching and Learning Emphasis

M.Ed. in School Counseling

M.Ed. - Endorsement Plus Emphasis

Graduate Certificate in Educational Leadership

Student Resources

UVU offers a wide range of student resources designed to support your success, from academic advising and tutoring to wellness services, accessibility support, and personalized guidance through the Student Success Center. Whether you’re exploring programs in the School of Education or navigating your academic journey, these resources connect you with the tools, support systems, and campus experts that help you thrive at every step.

Faculty and Staff

The faculty and staff of UVU’s Graduate Education Department are committed to supporting your advancement as an educational professional and leader. With extensive experience in research, leadership, and applied practice, our professors bring expertise from across our eight graduate programs. Their knowledge and dedication create a rich, challenging, and engaging learning environment designed to prepare you for meaningful impact in your field.

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Admissions Requirements & Prerequisites

To be considered for admissions, individuals interested in earning their M.Ed. at UVU must successfully complete all admission criteria*:

  1. Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution.
  2. Minimum 3.0 grade point average in undergraduate work.
  3. Complete all application requirements.
  4. Interview with School of Education Graduate Committee.

*Additional admission criteria may be required.

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Need Credentials? We've Got You Covered

UVU’s teacher education programs are accredited by the Association for Advancing Quality in Educator Preparation (AAQEP), recognizing that our programs prepare effective, continuously growing educators and meet rigorous national standards. This accreditation affirms UVU’s strong commitment to excellence, innovation, and high‑impact teaching practices that support future educators in building meaningful, well‑prepared careers. As a UVU School of Education student, you can be confident that your training meets the highest professional benchmarks and is designed to help you thrive in today’s dynamic educational landscape.

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