Thinking about changing careers and becoming a teacher? Students with an undergraduate degree in a content area taught in secondary schools can start a teaching career in less than two years with this master's program. It's designed for busy, career-changing adults who need to balance work, school, and family obligations. In order to ensure students are fully prepared for teaching, field experiences and student teaching are incorporated from the first year. Cohort-based learning allows students to share a common learning experience with other cohort members, while at the same time learning from each other's diverse backgrounds.

*Tuition is based on the 2018-19 academic year and is subject to change. Additional fees may apply.

Secure your future in school leadership with iLEAD (Inspiring Leadership in Education through Application and Dialogue). Through interactive & simulated experiences, this program merges theory and practice in all areas of school leadership. Students confront school practice problems and leadership challenges, which prepares them to be “principal-ready” professionals upon graduation. Each semester, students design projects around authentic problems and present them to external audiences of school leaders. Throughout the program, students meet at least once a month with a mentor to receive coaching on course problems and assignments, or guidance in situations they may be facing in field experiences. Classes meet on campus five Saturdays per semester, with online instruction in the interim weeks. Experienced faculty and school practitioners serve as course instructors in order to provide students with contemporary leadership realities.

*Tuition is based on the 2018-19 academic year and is subject to change. Additional fees may apply.

Have a science or math background and the desire to teach? You could qualify for this innovative one-year clinical residency teacher preparation program designed for college seniors, graduates, or career-changers with math or science degrees. This full-time, cohort-based program includes a mix of classroom field experience, co-teaching at partner schools, and day-long and evening classes on the UIndy campus. A project-based learning (PBL) format increases retention of material and prepares you to effectively teach using PBL as an instructional method.

*Tuition is based on the 2018-19 academic year and is subject to change. Additional fees may apply.

Special education today demands a new system of leadership. Are you ready to be a leader in the field? With high incidents of students with trauma and social and emotional challenges, school systems and child care agencies need specially-prepared experts to create systems of intervention to restore social and academic functioning to students. This program is designed to meet that need by providing you with innovative professional development in Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS).

*Tuition is based on the 2018-19 academic year and is subject to change. Additional fees may apply.

UIndy offers multiple dual credit teaching certificate programs to help you diversify your current teaching profession while allowing students to earn high school and college credit simultaneously. To teach dual credit, you will need to complete a master's degree as well as the requirements of your chosen dual credit program. The options for dual credit teaching certificate programs include English, Life Sciences, and U.S. History.

*Tuition is based on the 2018-19 academic year and is subject to change. Additional fees may apply.