Get Your Master's in Trauma-Informed Education
This program brings trauma-sensitive strategies to your classroom, helping you promote change both school-wide and district-wide. Now, more than ever, we need trauma-informed education leaders in our schools. Our blend of education and social work courses prepares educators, school counselors, administrators, and daycare workers to address the diverse needs of students.
Trauma-Informed Education Program Highlights
- Our M.Ed. in TIE is one of the only programs in the country where half the courses are in Social Work and half in Education.
- Our professors are passionate about helping you create safe and supportive classrooms for your students. They bring decades of teaching experience with strategies to advocate for the success of every child.
- This program was developed through our robust Resilience Institute, which serves as a leading resource for resilience-building trauma-informed practices.
Modality & Benefits
Get your master's degree in less than 12 months with this 100% online M.Ed. degree. Advance your career and upgrade your pay grade with this degree designed for working professionals.
Start Dates:
January, May & August
- Finish in 1 Year
- 100% Online
- 7-Week Courses—Fall, Spring & Summer Sessions
- 30-Hour Program, Transfer Up to 6
- 20-Hour Weekly Commitment (varies)
Trauma-Informed Education Curriculum
Degree Requirements
Popular Trauma-Informed Education Classes
- Overview of Childhood Trauma
Explore types and categories of trauma, responses, long-term effects, and established brain pathways. - Mental Health Informed Practices in Education
Learn interventions and strategies to help students find success while living with a mental illness. - Applied Neuroscience
This course will empower students to rethink the way they see themselves and others, emphasize the importance of emotion in learning, challenge students to expand the methods they utilize to work with others, and strengthen the data collected to bring about a more positive and lasting impact.
Growing Demand & Lasting Impact
With favorable job growth in the fields of education, administration, and social work (BLS), specializing in trauma-informed education is a high-demand specialty that creates a meaningful difference in students' lives.
According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), more than two-thirds of children experience trauma by age 16.
Meet Diverse Needs
- Primary, Secondary, & Postsecondary Teachers
- Preschool Teacher
- Instructional Coordinator
- School or Career Counselor
- School Administrator
Next Steps for Your Degree in Trauma-Informed Education
- Industry Outlook
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Student Experiences
"It gives me great joy knowing that I am a small piece of this large puzzle of servant leaders and innovators who are committed to bettering our communities."
Matthew Melvin
Class of 2022