Offered through the University of Massachusetts Lowell's College of Education, the Master of Education in Reading and Language, M.Ed. provides a mix of online courses and field experiences. This 30-credit program is designed for candidates who hold an initial or professional teaching license in Elementary Education, English as a Second Language, Moderate Disabilities or Early Childhood Education.
A specialized program is also available for Massachusetts teachers who hold an initial Massachusetts teacher license in Elementary Education, English as a Second Language, Moderate Disabilities or Early Childhood Education and are eligible for professional licensure.
Program Highlights:
- Named a Top Online Graduate Education Program by U.S. News & World Report
- Outstanding faculty
- Flexibility and convenience
- Two practica in which knowledge and skills are applied
Learn More About This Program:
To receive more information and connect with the program manager, please click on Inquire Now to the right.
Visit UMass Lowell's Master of Education in Reading and Language, M.Ed. webpage for more information.
New students register for courses using UMass Lowell's New Student Registration Form. Current students register for their courses online by logging in to the secure Student Information System (SIS).
Please see Fee Schedule below.
| Type of Fee | Amount |
|---|---|
| Fee Per Credit | $470 |
| Registration Fee Per Semester | $30 |
| Returned Check Fee Per Semester* | $30 |
| Late Fee for Nonpayment | $50 |
| Total for Course** | $1,440 ($470 x 3 credits = $1,410+ $30 registration fee per semester) |
*Applicable when checks are returned unpaid.
**Courses can vary from one to six credits; this total represents a standard three-credit course.
For additional registration information, visit UMass Lowell's Division of Online and Continuing Education website.
The University of Massachusetts Lowell is accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE).
Did you know?
The University of Massachusetts has earned many awards for its distance learning programs, faculty and technology including:
- 21st Century Best Practices Award, United States Distance Learning Association (USDLA)
- Excellence in Faculty Development, Sloan-C Excellence Awards
- Excellence in Online Programming, Sloan-C Excellence Awards
- Excellence in Online Teaching, Sloan-C Excellence Awards
- Excellence in Distance Teaching Education, United States Distance Learning Association (USDLA)
Admission is competitive. Apply early!
Apply online at www.uml.edu/grad. All applicants must submit:
A statement of purpose.
Three letters of recommendation.
Official transcripts.
No GRE required.
If you are applying for Financial Aid, please fill out the FAFSA form at www.fafsa.ed.gov.
For additional information on the application process for UMass Lowell's online graduate degrees and certificates, visit https://www.uml.edu/grad/.
Availability of financial aid varies depending on matriculation and course status. Please check with UMass Lowell's Financial Aid Office to determine eligibility.
For more information or if you have additional questions, please contact the Financial Aid Office at 978-934-4220 or financialaidquestions@uml.edu.
