Johns Hopkins University School of Education

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In 1909, Johns Hopkins University School of Education was recognized as the College Courses for Teachers and is still recognized as a global leader in education research, policy and practice. Johns Hopkins is committed to students and the community through collaboration with school districts, organizations and agencies within Baltimore, throughout Maryland and across the country. The School of Education has built its legacy on leadership, innovation and scholarship by addressing education’s most pressing issues in today’s classrooms and communities. Dedicated faculty share a commitment to making a difference in your journey toward becoming a teacher in your own classroom.

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The Johns Hopkins School of Education is deeply committed to fostering the professional growth of educators who are driven by a passion for lifelong learning, transformational change, and data-informed decision-making.

You will receive support in pursuing a fulfilling career and obtaining licensing as a pre-K-12 teacher, special educator, school leader, counselor, health professional, learning design specialist, research or policy expert, and more.

Johns Hopkins' believes in the power of diversity, equity and inclusion in shaping the educational landscape, and the graduate programs reflect these values. Powered by evidence-based research and led by world-renowned faculty, these programs also guide you to collaboratively develop innovative solutions that address the most pressing educational challenges.

By connecting academic rigor with real-world learning experiences, Johns Hopkins' strives to instill the knowledge and skills necessary in you so you can thrive in these critically important career paths. This is reflected in their Master of Science (MS) in Education and Master of Education (M.Ed) programs.

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Johns Hopkins University School of Education offers a variety of financial aid opportunities. For more information, you can go to the grants and scholarships page.

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Mathematics (grades 7-12)
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Science (grades 7-12)
Special Education (grades 1-8)
Special Education (grades 6-adult)

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