Graduate Program Session
Learn more about Montclair's 30-credit Teaching for Equity and Justice MEd, designed for practicing teachers who want to examine how race, culture, language and identity shape learning. The program also offers a flexible credential-stacking pathway: with approval from the Graduate Program Coordinator, up to 18 credits from eligible certifications or graduate certificates completed within the past five years may apply toward the degree.
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Explore culturally responsive pedagogy, anti-racist teaching, community engagement, curriculum development and social justice leadership.
- Combine the MEd with eligible teacher-certification pathways, including Alternate Route K–6, P–3 or P–12 Subject Area; Bilingual-Bicultural Education; Computer Science; or Teaching English as a Second Language.
- Stack eligible graduate certificates in areas such as Child Advocacy, Educational Assessment, Gifted and Talented Education, Inquiry-Based Teaching and Learning, TESOL, Translation and Interpreting in Spanish, and more.
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Learn how approved previous or concurrent coursework can create a personalized path toward completing the MEd while building complementary credentials.
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