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The Gratz College Master of Education (M.Ed.) degree is an online, 30 credit (10 courses) program. The 8-week, asynchronous courses allow students to learn from their individual work and reflection, from other students, and from Gratz College’s faculty of practitioners. Gratz College strives for students to graduate the program re-energized about teaching and inspired to continue their good work in the world. This program is open to all Orthodox women who have earned an undergraduate degree.

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WITS students and alumnae can continue their graduate studies at Gratz College through a preferred pathway program with WITS. WITS students will benefit from an expedited admissions process and special tuition rate, and coursework taken at WITS, as part of the undergraduate program, can be applied to the graduate degree. 

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WITS students can apply up to 9 credits of their undergraduate education coursework to the graduate degree. Students who complete all three of these courses at WITS will only require an additional 21 credits at Gratz College to complete the M.Ed. degree.

 

The WITS courses that fulfill the Gratz foundational education requirements are as follows: 

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Gratz requirement: Instructional Practice 

EDU 320: Instructional Design  

 

Gratz requirement: Student Experience 

EDU 360: Classroom Techniques and Management  

EDU 322: Teaching Reading and Writing 

 

Gratz requirement: Equity, Inclusion & Opportunity 

PSY 383: Survey of Exceptional Children 

JED 330: Teaching Tanach for Impact and Independence 

EDU 265: Integrating Technology in the Classroom 

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Gratz’s Master of Education program helps teachers and potential teachers maximize the learning potential in their classrooms and improve their effectiveness as educators. This program benefits educators in traditional classrooms and in other educational spaces.  

 

​Gratz Preferred Pathway Benefits: 

 

• Students will receive a reduced tuition rate of $425 per credit. 

• Gratz will cross-list up to nine credits of their undergraduate education coursework with equivalent graduate-level offerings and students will be able to count these nine credits as fulfillment of the nine-credit “foundational area” component of the M.Ed. curriculum.   

• WITS students will enjoy expedited admissions.  

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APPLY NOW

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WITS students and alumnae:

To apply for this program, contact Mrs. Ring cring@wits.edu

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All others interested in the Gratz College's M. Ed program: 

CLICK HERE  to begin your application by creating an account with Gratz College. You will then be directed to the application. To waive the application fee, enter GRATZSPECIAL for the discount code.

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