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New York University Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development 82 Washington Square East New York, NY 10003-6680 |
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New York University, Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human DevelopmentFor 120 years, NYU Steinhardt has prepared the next generation of leaders, practitioners, and researchers in applied psychology, education, health, media, and the visual and performing arts professions. Today, Steinhardt offers over 60 graduate and 20 undergraduate programs of study, including teacher education and certification; educational policy, leadership, and technology; international education; school counseling; and arts education. Teacher EducationSteinhardt's teacher education programs are committed to educating teachers, counselors, staff developers, and administrators whose practice is informed by deep understanding of their disciplines and specializations and by a commitment to equity and social justice. NYU Steinhardt provides an exciting and supportive environment for aspiring teachers in our B.S and M.A. programs. Immerse yourself in our network of great New York City partner and host schools. If you're a practicing teacher, our in-service programs provide opportunities to work closely with faculty and colleagues to enhance your skills and knowledge for superior classroom teaching and school reform. Be the change. Be NYU Steinhardt. Steinhardt's teacher education programs are accredited by the Teacher Education Accreditation Council (TEAC). Table of Contents
Bachelor's ProgramsBack to top
Post-Baccalaureate Certificate ProgramBack to top
Master's Teacher Certification ProgramsBack to top
Joint Master's Teacher Certification ProgramsBack to top
Doctoral ProgramsBack to top
12-Month Teacher Certification Master's ProgramsBack to top
Our 12-month teacher education programs are specially designed for recent college graduates and career changers, as well as private and independent school teachers who want to become initially certified. The Department of Teaching and Learning offers seven top-ranked, full-time master's degree program options, all of which provide the supportive learning community you need to succeed as a teacher. Shadow and collaborate with master educators through guided classroom experiences in host schools. Small classes, urban focus, generous scholarships. Programs begin each June, preparing you to become a teacher in time for the following fall. Areas of study:
Also: These same teacher education programs and more are offered in a two-year format, starting in the fall or spring terms. Arts in Education ProgramsBack to topNYU Steinhardt is the only university in the nation that offers four arts-in-education programs in one location.
Humanities and Social Sciences in Education ProgramsBack to top
Educational Leadership ProgramsBack to topPrepare to become a certified urban school principal, teacher leader, or other roles in schools, colleges, and other educational settings. Or work in child and community advocacy organizations, policy and research centers, and international/nongovernmental organizations (NGOs).
Educational Technology ProgramsBack to topEducational Communication and Technology (M.A., Ph.D.) — develop expertise in the design of technology-based, multimedia programs and environments that are educational in nature. Work in K-12 schools and higher education; visual arts and natural history museums, science centers, children's museums, historical societies and other public cultural spaces; corporate workplace training and adult e-learning programs; and private and non-profit educational media design companies, Web organizations, and television networks and cable stations. Applied Psychology ProgramsBack to topNYU Steinhardt's Department of Applied Psychology is actively involved in applied research in urban communities, with particular emphasis on improving the educational and psychological functioning of individuals and families throughout the life span. Each program includes a strong foundation in psychological science and extensive fieldwork experience.
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