What is the Master of Education in Literacy?

Queens University of Charlotte has a long-standing commitment to provide educators with the skills needed to deal with the complexities of today’s classroom setting.  Candidates earning their licensure at Queens commit themselves to a productive career and a noble life in teaching.  They recognize the vital role of the educator in guiding, nurturing, and shaping the lives of children.

The MEd. offers North Carolina Licensure in Reading (K-12) as part of a graduate degree.  The MEd. is designed for candidates who hold an undergraduate degree, who hold a clear teaching license in the state of North Carolina, and who have at least two years of teaching experience.  The MEd. program consists of 36 hours of coursework, leading to an “M” level license in the state of North Carolina.

What Makes the Queens Program Unique?

The faculty has been carefully selected to provide strength in those areas that are critical for a well-rounded education program.  Additionally, a low student-to-faculty ratio assures individual attention for all students in interactive classes that emphasize application of the topics presented.  Classes are held at convenient times in the evening (6:00 to 8:45).