Graduate Programs

We prepare competent, inclusive, ethical, and professional behavior analysts who work with persons with developmental disabilities and their families.

We prepare competent, inclusive, ethical, and professional behavior analysts who work with persons with developmental disabilities and their families.

Prepares students to serve as educators, collaborators, researchers, and advocates with schools, community organizations, colleges and universities, and other learning spaces and to facilitate, design, and enact projects, courses, and programs that promote educational justice in all its forms.

Become an equity-driven principal or program administrator who possesses the vision to guide change, cultivate leadership and generate successful outcomes throughout schools and districts.

Early childhood special education (ECSE) is a career path for educators interested in working with children from Birth through the 3rd grade. The ECSE pathway prepares you to collaborate with families, colleagues, and community members in while working with young children. You can complete this Masters program for initial teacher certification, to add a special education endorsement or for a Masters only.

A graduate certificate program that provides extra training for UW graduate students who are looking for more opportunities to advance educational justice.

Create a more equitable future for all students. Explore critical questions about the meaning, purpose, and practice of education in society.

Create equitable learning opportunities for all students. Engage in research, advocacy and innovation that will revolutionize educational systems.

Become an elementary school teacher and earn your Master in Teaching (M.I.T.) degree through our intensive one-year program.

Become a leader in support of students with disabilities. Graduates are ready to make a difference for inclusive education after earning their master's degree, certification and/or endorsement.

Prepare yourself for equity-driven, non-administrative teacher leadership positions. Learn how to foster effective professional development, support student growth, and enhance thriving for all educational stakeholders.

Do you want to work in the fast-paced world of athletics and make a difference in the lives of student-athletes? Earn your master's degree in one year and learn how to excel in sports administration.

IslandWood offers a unique 10-month immersive residency that prepares environmental educators and fulfills prerequisites for our Master in Teaching programs.

Explore the dynamic interplay of language, literacy and culture in diverse educational settings, gain a deep understanding of justice, and become part of a supportive community of educators.

A three year doctoral program for innovative, equity-focused leaders who want to transform educational systems and realize ambitious learning goals for all students.

A cohort-based program that prepares individuals for leadership roles at community colleges, universities and nonprofit organizations.

We study learning and development where they happen: in families, communities, workplaces, classrooms and schools from pre-school to college.

We prepare students to become leaders in the research and practice of cutting-edge psychometrics and applied statistical modeling.

Learn how to engage Native communities develop the instructional knowledge to help Native students thrive with pride in school.

For UW students who are not enrolled in the Measurement & Statistics program, this certificate provides the opportunity to complete an intensive series of quantitative methods courses in psychometrics and applied analytics.

We prepare certified school psychologists who use culturally-responsive, evidence-based approaches to assessment, intervention, and consultation for effectively serving individuals from all cultural, ethnic, and socioeconomic backgrounds.

We prepare health service psychologists who use culturally-responsive, evidence-based approaches to assessment, intervention, and consultation for effectively serving individuals from all cultural, ethnic, and socioeconomic backgrounds.

Our program provides advanced, specialized training in science or mathematics education with emphasis for both elementary and secondary schools.

Earn an elementary or special education teaching certificate and Master in Teacher (M.I.T.) degree through an immersive and unique collaboration with Seattle Public Schools.

Become a middle or high school teacher and earn your Master in Teaching (M.I.T.) degree through our intensive one-year program.

Address fundamental questions about the meaning, purpose, ethics, and significance of education in society. Explore education from the perspective of the humanities using tools of analysis based in history, philosophy, sociology, and political science.

We prepare special education leaders who are committed to inclusive education and are ready to bring systemic change to educational and community settings.

Designed for future researchers and leaders who are committed to advancing intersectional justice in teacher education and teacher learning.

Designed for full-time educators-of-record in Washington state who are looking for a pathway to earn their residency teaching certificate, initial endorsement and Master in Teaching (M.I.T) degree.