Address:
5th Floor, Hammond Hall, 701 Planetarium Place
Box 19227, Arlington, TX 76019-0227
Email: education@uta.edu
Phone: 817-272-2591
Fax: 817-272-2530
Accelerated Online Programs
The University of Texas at Arlington College of Education offers four NCATE/CAEP-accredited and TEA-approved online Master of Education degree programs as well as an online Principal program to enhance your teaching skills and propel your career. Our unique online delivery method affords the flexibility you’ve been looking for—as well as the personal support you need to ensure a successful transition to online learning. Choose the program that best fits your goal.
Masters Programs
Master of Education in Educational Leadership & Policy Studies Online
- Complete Coursework: 12 months*
- Credit Hours: 30
- Tuition: $8,200
Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction – Literacy Studies Online
- Complete Coursework: 18 months
- Credit Hours: 30
- Tuition: $8,200
Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction – Mathematics Education Online
- Complete Coursework: 18 months
- Credit Hours: 30
- Tuition: $8,200
Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction – Science Education Online
- Complete Coursework: 18 months
- Credit Hours: 30
- Tuition: $8,200
Certificate Programs
Principal Certification Online
- Complete Coursework: As few as 12 months
- Credit Hours: 18
- Tuition: $4,920
Program Director
Dr. Cynthia Woody
Clinical Assistant Professor, Administrator Education
Research Interests: New principal support, online learning
Bio: Dr. Woody is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies at The University of Texas at Arlington. Her research interests include new principal support, effective online learning, leadership preparation, school leadership policy, school safety, the role of educational technology in schools, stakeholder involvement in the continuous improvement process, the principal as an instructional leader, and the connection between school performance and school facility design. Prior to joining UT Arlington, Dr. Woody served as an elementary, middle school, and high school teacher; principal of Title 1 elementary and middle schools; and a central office leader at multiple Texas school districts. She is a prolific contributor to the field of public education and has been presenting at local, regional, state, national, and international conferences for three decades.
Graduate Advisors
Berhane Doilicho
Graduate Advisor
