You can do this. Perhaps it is difficult to imagine taking on another responsibility. But you must know, our programs and classes are designed with you in mind. We understand that you are busy, working professionals.
Been out of school a while? Our faculty are masters at bringing the most innovative content to our Northern Virginia students in a way that inspires and brings results. You will be pushed and held to the high standards of the University of Virginia. But rest assured: you can do this!
The Curry School of Education is proud to be a part of the Northern Virginia - Metro DC community. You are a very significant part of the Commonwealth of Virginia and we count it a privilege to be a part of your journey as you lead, teach, mentor and grow our children.
Interested? Tell us a little bit about yourself and we'll have someone be in touch with you.
Programs of Study
Administration & Supervision
Ed.D. in Administration & Supervision: Executive Studies in Educational Leadership (ExSEL)
Ed.S. in Administration & Supervision
M.Ed. in Administration & Supervision
Certificate-only Option: Administration & Supervision
English Language Learning
Course Series in English Language Learning (PreK-12)
Gifted Education
Course Series in Gifted Education
Professional Studies
Course Series in Professional Studies
Reading Education
Ed.S. in Curriculum and Instruction: Reading Education
M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction: Reading Education
Reading Specialist Certificate
Adolescent Literacy Certificate
Social Foundations
M.Ed. in Educational Psychology: Social Foundations
Special Education
M.Ed. in Special Education
Special Education Certificate Leading to Initial Licensure
Application Deadlines*
June 1 for fall semester entry
October 15 for spring semester entry
February 1 for summer semester entry
All components of the application must be received by the due date.
Did you miss an application deadline but still want to take a class? You can take any class as a professional development student. And, you may apply up to 6 credits of general professional studies coursework toward a degree as long as the courses are relevant to your intended program of study.
