Prepare for a career in teaching or research in the field of higher education with a focus on equity and social justice.

Enhance your professional career with a curriculum that emphasizes research methodology and data analysis; advanced coursework in research design, statistical methods, and testing and assessment; and seminars in statistical and measurement topics.

Develop the knowledge, intellectual disposition, professional skills, ethical sensibilities, and leadership potential to make a difference in the lives of all schoolchildren.

Prepare to serve the mental health needs of individuals, groups, communities, and systems across contexts and cultures, while advocating for social change.

Develop data-driven skills to improve organizational decision making. Conduct vital evaluations to examine processes and outcomes while building a strong foundation in methodology, research design, and evaluation approaches.

Study the rapidly changing landscape in diverse learning environments and apply learner variability to offer options for better engagement. Transform one-size-fits-all classrooms into vibrant learning communities.

Explore the challenges and opportunities facing higher education systems around the world. Coursework explores cross-cutting topics, such as global leadership, economics, and student affairs.

Explore the challenges and opportunities facing higher education systems around the world. Coursework explores cross-cutting topics, such as global leadership, economics, and student affairs.

Utilize the Positive Youth Development model to support youth in diverse communities. The curriculum benefits early- and mid-career professional youth development leaders in agencies, schools, nonprofits, and community organizations.

Develop as administrators, community leaders, and advocates committed to advancing equity in schools. Address barriers using standards-based reform and evidence-based practices to drive meaningful change.

Designed to prepare future English language educators with the essential skills, knowledge, and practical experience needed to teach English effectively to non-native speakers.

Develop a deeper understanding of psychological trauma, its history as a field, the impact of trauma on well-being, and effective intervention responses.

Four specialized focus areas uniquely prepare students to nurture and enrich communities through social and community service, counseling, human development, educational psychology, leadership, and management.

Learn to design high-quality studies, conduct statistical analyses, build valid survey instruments, and rigorously evaluate public policies through the minor program.

Exclusively for LSEHD students, this minor advances understanding of restorative justice tools. Includes global perspectives, prison reform, education law, and a social impact project.

Available only to non-Lynch students, this program prepares certified secondary educators through advanced curriculum methods, reading instruction, and intense field pre-practica.

Designed for LSEHD majors focusing on special needs education. This four-course track builds skills in classroom management, educational strategies, and supporting positive behavior in schools.

Prepare to guide emerging bilingual learners in mainstream classrooms. This certificate program requires two designated courses and a hands-on field experience with bilingual students.

An accelerated 12-to-16 month professional path specifically designed for students who hold a CSWE-accredited Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) degree.

A flexible three-to-four-year program providing rigorous coursework and field placement options tailored to meet the needs of busy personal and working schedules.

A two-year immersive curriculum offering practice specialties in Clinical or Macro fields and extensive field education. BCSSW offers customizable degree options including six customized fields of practice, and three initiatives.