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Ranked among the top education grad schools by U.S. News & World Report, our School of Education offers world-class master's, doctoral, and certificate programs to advance your career in education. With online and part-time options, you can continue working while you gain valuable knowledge and skills. At the Johns Hopkins School of Education, we’re not just educating our students — we’re shaping the future of education.
Dedicate yourself to enhancing student learning and performance. Our programs equip educators with innovative strategies rooted in the latest pedagogical research to empower every student to achieve their full potential. Transform your passion into measurable educational results with Johns Hopkins University by your side.
Step into roles that shape educational landscapes. At Johns Hopkins, we cultivate leaders adept at navigating complex challenges in education. As a graduate, you’ll have the insight to inspire others, the knowledge to develop policy, and the ability to foster community and student success.
Lead the charge in applying research to practice. Our cutting-edge programs emphasize the importance of data-driven decisions in building systemic change in education around the world. Become empowered to initiate change that is substantiated by evidence, ensuring your contribution to education is both impactful and lasting.
MS in Counseling
MS in Education – Educational Studies (Teach For America and TNTP)
MS in Education – International Teaching and Global Leadership Cohort
MS in Education Policy
MS in Special Education – Mild-to-Moderate Disabilities
MS in Special Education – Severe Disabilities (Applied Behavior Analysis)
Master of Education for Teaching Professionals
Master of Education in the Health Professions
Applied Behavior Analysis
Evidenced-Based Teaching in the Health Professions
Doctor of Education
Doctor of Philosophy in Education
We tackle education’s foremost challenges with research-to-practice-to-policy expertise — and with a firm belief in the tremendous power of educators. Like you.
Christopher C. Morphew
Dean of the Johns Hopkins School of Education