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Regent University's School of Education offers a range of graduate programs ranging from Master of Education to Doctor of Education.

School of Education Degrees

Whether you’re beginning your teaching career or advancing toward a leadership role in education, Regent’s School of Education offers a full spectrum of programs — from bachelor’s degrees with Virginia licensure tracks to graduate certificates, master’s, and doctoral programs in curriculum, leadership, special education, and more. Rooted in a Christian worldview, each program blends rigorous academic preparation with a heart for service, equipping you to shape classrooms, schools, and educational systems for the better. Explore our programs below to find the path that fits your calling.

120+ Credit Hours | On Campus

Regent’s on-campus Bachelor of Education programs prepare future teachers with licensure tracks in Early & Primary Education, Elementary Education, and Secondary Education in English, History & Social Science, Mathematics, or Science–Biology. Equipped with a Christian worldview, best instructional practices, and hands-on classroom experience, graduates can confidently launch teaching careers that make an impact.

120+ Credit Hours | Online

Regent’s fully online Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education provides a non-licensure track that equips you to care for and educate children from birth through age 8 by blending child development coursework with early-childhood business operations — preparing graduates for roles like preschool director, center owner, or education consultant.

66-68 Credit Hours | Online

The Doctor of Education degree is an online program that equips current and aspiring organizational and institutional decision-makers with the knowledge and skills to design, implement and evaluate professional development programs for adult populations. Through the curriculum that emphasizes critical thinking, scholarly research, writing and learning from a Christian worldview, you can be prepared to deliver results-based programs that further the professional practice of adult learners within your organization.

75-77 Credit Hours | Online

The Doctor of Philosophy in Education is designed to facilitate adult learning styles in a specialized field of education. Capitalizing on critical thinking, scholarly research that informs practice, writing and learning from a Christian worldview, this degree is primarily reserved for those interested in adding research skills in their vocations. All students must complete a culminating experience: The submission and successful defense of a doctoral dissertation. Students possessing an Ed.S. or equivalent may be admitted to the Ph.D. program with advanced standing after a review of their post-master’s transcripts.