M.Ed. in Global Perspectives

Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Global Perspectives: Teaching, Curriculum, and Learning Environments

Educate with a Global Lens

The Master of Education in Global Perspectives: Teaching, Curriculum and Learning Environments is among the first curriculum and instruction programs in the U.S. to apply global solutions to solve complex, local educational challenges.

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At a Glance

Flexibility


This program is offered entirely online.

How long will it take?


This program consists of 30 credits. Students typically finish the program in 2 years.

When can I start?


Students can begin the program at the start of the fall or spring terms.

Contact Us

617-552-4600

 

Curriculum

The Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Global Perspectives: Teaching, Curriculum, and Learning Environments readies education professionals to become active researchers, seeking to promote the common good through developing solutions for increasingly globalized student populations. Courses focus on evidence-based practices while exploring forces of change: new technologies, population mobility, political turbulence, economic volatility, and environmental fragility.

Requirements


  • Courses: 12
  • Credits: 30
     

Careers

Explore the outcomes below to learn about the career destinations of our recent alumni
including graduates of the Class of 2020 and 2021. 

Roles

  • Pre-school teacher
  • Data Coach
  • Student Support Specialist
  • Teacher

Organizations

  • St. Paul American School
  • Adler Mannheim
  • Evergreen School District
  • Montgomery Township School District

Financial Aid

Education should level the playing field. We feel the same way about financial aid.

The Lynch School of Education and Human Development provides more than $11.4 million in financial aid to students each year. As a result, the quality of Boston College’s instruction, the benefit of our alumni network, and the impact a Boston College degree will have on your employment options is both affordable and invaluable. 

 

Faculty

Driven by an overarching commitment to address inequities, our faculty prepare educators across the globe who combat marginalization in a range of scholastic environments. All courses for the Master’s in Education, Global Perspectives: Teaching, Curriculum, and Learning Environments are designed by faculty members of the Department of Teaching, Curriculum, and Society.

  

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  • Bachelor's degree required
  • 2+ years of professional experience in an educational setting is preferred

Application & Deadlines

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A non-refundable application fee of $75 is currently waived.

Deadlines

Fall 2024:

  • Priority Decision Deadline: April 23
  • Preferred Decision Deadline: May 14
  • Regular Decision Deadline: June 18
  • Rolling Admission Ends: July 16

Resume

To be uploaded to your online application.

In addition to your academic history and relevant volunteer and/or work experience, please include any licenses currently held, any social justice-related experience, any language skills other than English, and any research experience or publications.

Personal Statement

To be uploaded to your online application.

In 1,000-1,500 words, describe your academic and professional goals, any experience relevant to this program, and your future plans, expectations, and aspirations.

Letters of Recommendation

Two letters of recommendation are required, with at least one preferably coming from an academic source. Applicants may submit one additional recommendation of their choice.

Transcripts

Transcripts from all college/university study are required.

Applicants who have received degrees from institutions outside the United States should view the ""International Students"" section for additional credential evaluation requirements.

Please begin your online application before submitting your transcripts. Details on how to submit transcripts and international credential evaluations can be found within the application. In order to ensure your transcript reaches our office, it is important to review and follow the instructions.

Standardized Tests

Submitting GRE test scores is not required for this program. If you wish to send GRE scores, the Lynch School GRE code is 3218.

Please view the "International Students" section for information on English Proficiency test requirements.

International Students

Fully online programs* do not support sponsorship of an F1 visa for International Students. 

Applicants who have completed a degree outside of the United States must have a course-by-course evaluation of their transcript(s) completed by an evaluation company approved by the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES). Submission of falsified documents is grounds for denial of admission or dismissal from the University.

Applicants who are not native speakers of English and who have not received a degree from an institution where English is the primary language of instruction must also submit a TOEFL or IELTS test result that meets the minimum score requirement.

Please click the link below for full details on these requirements.

Requirements for International Students

*The Master of Education in Global Perspectives is a fully online program. 

Application FAQs

Application FAQs

How many courses are required for this program?

This program consists of 12 courses for a total of 30 credits.

How long does this program take to complete?

Most students complete this program within two years.

Do you offer graduate course credit transfer?

Up to six credits or two courses may be accepted as transfer credit. Potential transfer credits are reviewed after admission into the program. 

How much does this program cost?

Read about tuition, fees, scholarships, and other funding opportunities on the tuition and aid webpage.

Do you offer financial aid?

The Lynch School is committed to helping students understand how affordable an excellent graduate education can be. We offer U.S. citizens and permanent residents access to U.S. federal financial aid and all students are considered for scholarship aid. Your application for admission serves as your scholarship application. To learn more, please visit our tuition and aid webpage.

Is the GRE required for admission to this program?

The GRE is accepted, but is not required.

Does this program provide teaching licensure?

No, this program does not provide teaching licensure.

What types of careers does this program prepare graduates for?

This program prepares you to improve your teaching across educational settings, design and develop curricula, and include learners of diverse talents, cultures, and lived experiences to advance educational equity.

Who can I contact if I have additional questions or wish to learn more about this program?

Our online graduate admissions team is here to help. For questions about this program or the application process, contact our online graduate admissions team by filling out the form here.