Montana residents are among the highest in the nation in receiving their high-school diplomas, yet among the lowest in the nation in completing a postsecondary education. Thus, Montana teachers who go the extra mile in pursuing their education will have a distinct advantage over their peers.
The state currently reports teacher shortages in several areas including career and technical education, math, science, and the arts. Teachers who have obtained their master’s degrees will be better prepared for these jobs, as well as appear more attractive to school districts looking to fill those slots.
Find Schools offering Masters Degree Programs in Education
Montana State University — Billings
- Master of Education
- Curriculum and Instruction
- Early Childhood Education
- Reading Education
- Theory and Practice
- Special Education
30-40 credit hours or 24+ months
$485/credit hour
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Montana State University — Bozeman
- Master of Education
- Adult Education
- Student Affairs
- Elementary Education
- Secondary Education
30 credit hours or 18-24 months
$433/credit hour
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Montana State University — Northern
- Master of Science
- Instruction and Learning
36 credit hours or 18-24 months
$281/credit hour
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Rocky Mountain College
- Master of Education
- Educational Leadership
34 credit hours or 18-24 months
$555/credit hour
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University of Montana — Missoula
- Master of Education
- Elementary Education
- Secondary Education
- Educational Leadership
37 credit hours or 18-24 months
$205/credit hour
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