Graduate Student Virtual Open House
Learn how the leading college of education in North Carolina can prepare you to take your career to the next level.
The NC State College of Education is hosting its Spring 2021 Prospective Graduate Student Virtual Open House on Thursday, March 18, from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. Join us for an opportunity to learn more about our graduate programs and engage with faculty, staff and students. Explore how you can advance in your field or enhance your impact by pursuing a master’s or doctoral degree.
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Explore Our Graduate Programs
Whether you’re an experienced educator or new to the profession, and whichever specialty most excites you, you can enhance your ability to transform lives, schools and communities by completing a graduate degree through the NC State College of Education. We offer over 40 flexible master’s and doctoral degrees that cover the spectrum — from elementary education and counselor education to educational leadership and policy.
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Why NC State Education
Our graduate programs meet you where you are so you can pursue a degree that prepares you to ensure the educational success of others.
- Flexible | Take courses online, in-person in the evening, or through a mix of face-to-face and online courses
- Quality | Learn from some of the nation’s best faculty members and researchers in the field of education
- Value | Earn a degree at one of the nation’s best values among public universities
- Relevant | Prepare for the opportunities and challenges you face in your classrooms, schools or clinical settings
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