Quinnipiac is at a green campus alert level. Access full resources and testing dashboard
Great educators have the ability — and the privilege — to change lives. At Quinnipiac, our mission is prepare candidates for 21st century careers in education by facilitating their personal and intellectual transformation, thereby cultivating a deep sense of agency to affect change within themselves and others toward the goal of a just and equitable society.
U.S. News & World Report
U.S. News & World Report ranks the online MS in Teacher Leadership, MS in Instructional Design and MS in Special Education programs among the top online graduate education programs in the country.
2021 rankings include:
Our undergraduate, graduate and certificate programs fully immerse you in the art of teaching. You’ll learn how to manage a classroom and communicate effectively, structure engaging lessons and use the latest educational technology. Most importantly, you’ll ensure that students of every learning level and cultural background receive a quality education and have every opportunity to succeed.
Our approach integrates modern teaching theory with a close and supportive community of passionate educators, leaders and lifelong learners. Class sizes are small. Each course is taught by diverse, accomplished faculty with deep educational experience. You'll complete extensive fieldwork, which will give you both practical experience and the benefit of reduced tuition.
Whether you’re an aspiring teacher, an experienced educator looking to specialize or move into an administrative role, or a developer of digital learning materials, we have programs for every career stage. Graduates of our programs are hired quickly and go on to lead rewarding careers.
Meghan Banti ’11, MAT ’12, Sixth-Year Diploma ’18, is an instructional coach at City Hill Middle School in Naugatuck, Connecticut. Listen to her tips for what you should look for in a college or university education program.
“I believe strongly in the crucial role of public education and providing every child with a high-quality education taught by caring and innovative teachers.” - Anne Dichele, Dean of the School of Education
U.S. News & World Report has recognized the Quinnipiac School of Education as one of the best places in the country to prepare to become an educator.
Read More
Quinnipiac has released its recently completed master facilities plan, ‘Designing Our Future,’ which provides a comprehensive strategy and set of recommendations. The plan will guide physical planning across QU’s three campuses over the next 10 years.
Read More
Quinnipiac is offering a variety of courses throughout J-term designed to help students — from both Quinnipiac and other universities – learn new skills, optimize their portfolio and gain momentum toward earning their college degree.
Read More
Judith Altmann, of Stamford, a 94-year old Holocaust survivor, will share her experiences surviving the mass genocide on Tuesday, November 5, at 1:30 p.m. in MNH-105 on our North Haven Campus. This event is free and open to the public.
Read More
Living at the Connecticut boarding school where her husband teaches, Nicole Buono, MAT `19, sees children from kindergarten through ninth grade all across campus. She watches them glide into friendships and memories every day.
Read MoreWe’re always here to help provide additional information and answer any questions you may have.