SUNY at Binghamton

Childhood and Early Childhood Education Program Overview

Binghamton University’s initial preparation program in Childhood and Early Childhood Education leads to a Master of Science in Education (MSEd) and eligibility for multiple New York State teaching certifications, while allowing you to work with children from birth through grade six in a number of different roles. 

All pathways of the two-year, full-time program include a minimum of 54 credits of intensive coursework during the fall, spring, winter and summer sessions, with integrated field experiences and internship placements among a small cohort of graduate students.

Choose one of the following pathways: 

• Childhood, Early Childhood and Literacy Education: Eligibility for NYS certification in Literacy (All Grades)
• Childhood, Early Childhood and Special Education: Eligibility for NYS certification in Early Childhood (birth-grade 2), Childhood (grades 1-6), Special Education (birth- grade 2) and Special Education (grades 1-6)

*Please note that at this time, the Childhood and Early Childhood Education MSEd program is offered in-person only.

To learn more, visit Binghamton University's Childhood and Early Childhood Education Program page. 

Adolescence Education Overview

Binghamton University’s initial preparation programs in adolescence education are designed for students who are seeking a master’s degree and initial New York State teaching certification to teach that subject in grades 7-12 in one of the following academic disciplines:

• Biology
• Chemistry
• Earth Science
• English
• French
• Mathematics
• Physics
• Social Studies
• Spanish

*Please note that at this time, the Adolescence Education MAT Programs are offered in-person only.

Learn more by visiting Binghamton University's Adolescence Education Program page.