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This online master’s in secondary education degree is aimed at individuals with a bachelor’s degree who would like to further their knowledge in education for grades 6-12. The program builds strong connections between educational design and decision-making, professional growth and leadership, and scholarly, integrative knowledge.

As a student in the program, you’ll actively engage with faculty from the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College to identify and examine education challenges and enhance your research and application skills in the classroom.

No matter where K–12 students are located, they need access to high-quality, well-prepared educators. This is especially true for students with special learning needs. As such, aspiring educators can earn a special education master’s degree from a top-ranked college of education at Arizona State University.

Students everywhere need access to high-quality education. By earning this elementary education degree, you’ll be trained to work with elementary-age students in a variety of settings. Our elementary education curriculum encourages you to integrate educational design and decision-making in your lessons while promoting professional growth, leadership and scholarly knowledge.

Online teacher certification in secondary education is the process by which aspiring educators earn licensure to teach within their chosen area – math, science, English or history – after completing required coursework, exams and other criteria.

The secondary education master’s degree is ideal for individuals who already have a bachelor's degree in any field and want to further their knowledge in education for grades 6–12.

This master's degree program leading to special education teacher certification enables aspiring educators to become certified K–12 special education teachers. You’ll prepare to work with K–12 students who have disabilities and/or special needs.

A master’s in elementary education is an academic program designed for aspiring educators who want to work with grades K–8. Plus, you’ll receive support from a top-ranked college of education to foster your growth as a teacher.

This employment law degree is a non-Juris Doctor graduate program taught out of Arizona State University’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law. This program prepares both entry-level and established professionals working in human resources, recruitment and operations. You’ll gain an understanding of legal and regulatory frameworks that impact working with employees and independent contractors in the public and private sector.

Crime analysis is the systematic study of crime and disorder using sociodemographic, spatial and temporal factors. Crime analysts assist the police in criminal apprehension, crime and disorder reduction, crime prevention and evaluation.

The master’s in global health online will equip you to study and research ways to improve health and health equity for everyone, everywhere. You’ll gain an understanding of health care within an international and interdisciplinary context. This program includes topics spanning both medical and non-medical disciplines, such as anthropology, sociology, social justice, human rights, sustainability and more.

The master’s in user experience online program addresses UX research, design, content development, communication, tone of voice and evaluation of all interfaces, components and products with which end users interact. This includes hardware and software user interfaces, informational products, identifying user needs, tasks, procedures, capabilities and limitations when using technology and interacting with information.

Examples of interfaces you’ll learn to optimize UX for include: