Education

Master’s
12
Months to Complete.
Your education on your time. Learn from anywhere and complete your degree 100% online.
30
Credit Hours
30 credit program tailored to speed through or go slower if life gets too hectic—that’s convenient.
3
Concentrations
Personalize your degree.

Choose a path centered on elevating your impact as a leader and educator.

Why Get a Master of Education at NGU?

A Master of Education will equip you with the coursework and endorsements you need to advance your career.

Why NGU?

At North Greenville University, you will grow academically and spiritually to become the transformational leader God has uniquely called you to be. All courses are taught from a Christ-centered perspective, integrating faith and learning. Wherever you are, NGU is here to help you reach your academic and professional goals.

Core Courses

  • School and Community Relations
  • Intervention Strategies and Techniques
  • Educational Leadership
  • Assessment of Learners
  • Diversity and Social Issues in Education
  • Principles of Curriculum Development

Cost of Attendance

Because you deserve to make informed decisions, we make all program costs and associated fees easy to find. See our Tuition and Fees Charts to learn more about our program costs. For more details on ways to save for your degree, reach out to our Financial Aid office at NGU Central and visit our Graduate Financial Aid page to review available scholarship options.

Everything you need to know in five minutes.

Get to Know Our Faculty!

Randall Moss, EdD
Program Director, Ed.D. and Ed.S.
Ann Aust, EdD
Master’s Program Director, Education
Robbie Adell, EdD
Associate Professor, Education

Have Questions? Contact Us!

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Ann Aust, EdD

Master’s Program Director, Education
864.977.7086 ann.aust@ngu.edu
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