Academic Programs

The University of Northern Colorado offers graduate degrees, certificates, minors and licensure, available on campus, off campus and online.

Graduate Programs

Master’s and Educational Specialist Degrees

Doctoral Degrees

Doctoral Minors, Certificates, Licensure and Internship Programs

Accelerated Programs

Upcoming Virtual Information Sessions

Faculty are hosting several graduate program virtual information sessions. These are designed specifically for working teachers and school professionals who want to advance their skills, credentials or leadership pathways — without stepping away from the classroom. These sessions are purely informational. Current and former UNC students apply for free. Anyone who attends a virtual information session or an appointment with an enrollment counselor will get an application fee waiver code.

School of Teacher Education Graduate Programs

Feb. 17 | 5 p.m. MT

This session covers advanced preparation for teachers focused on curriculum, pedagogy and instructional impact across P–12 settings. Programs include Curriculum Studies, Elementary and Secondary Education, Literacy, Educational Technology, TESOL, World Language Education, and Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CLD) Education.

Educational Leadership (M.A., Ed.S., Principal and Administrator Preparation)

Feb. 17 | 6 p.m. MT

Ideal for educators interested in roles such as principal, assistant principal, instructional leader or district-level leadership.

Physical Education and Physical Activity Leadership MAT

March 23 | 4 p.m. MT

The MAT-PEPAL program is a two-year, 30-credit master’s degree designed for physical educators, classroom teachers and other school professionals passionate about improving student health, physical activity and learning outcomes. Courses are delivered online during the academic year, with a two-week on-campus summer experience, making the program flexible and practical for educators nationwide.