Learning Technologies in Schools Concentration (MEd)

Please note that this master’s program does not lead to teacher licensure.

Why choose George Mason?

• This first-of-its kind program is completely K-12 focused, and will be applicable to goals for your career or classroom.
• Online courses from George Mason University are as rigorous and academically rich as on-campus courses, but allow you to study whenever and wherever you want.
• All students in this program receive one-on-one advising from faculty.
• In this program you will have the opportunity to experience a range of online educational models as a student yourself.
• You will enter the program in a cohort, which means you will be able to learn and grow with the same group of dedicated students for the duration of your studies.
• The content and design for Mason’s program is guided by the International Association for K-12 Online Learning’s (iNACOL) National Standards for Quality Online Teaching.

Financial Aid & Tuition

Please refer to the Students Accounts Office website for more information on tuition and fees. Internship courses will incur a higher CEHD course fee to fund on-site assistance involving intensive clinical training/supervision.

*VA state residents who are eligible must apply for the 15% PreK-12 VA Educators Discount in order to take advantage of the lower tuition. Discount applies to tuition and mandatory student fees only.

For information on loans and scholarships, visit the Office of Student Financial Aid. For information regarding grants, tuition waivers and other merit aid, please inquire with your graduate department. Also, many school districts offer tuition reimbursement options. Speak to your employer for more information.