Transform lives through the power of education.
Answer the call to become a teacher or work in the evolving world of education with a degree that makes a difference in the lives of students.
The School of Education offers programs for new and experienced teachers, school administration, and those seeking an advanced degree. From programs on our undergraduate campus in Winona, to online and in-person master’s and doctoral degrees, there’s a program that is tailored to your passion and your purpose as a teacher or educator. Here, you’ll discover the power to empower.
Undergraduate Programs
Begin your teaching career on our four-year residential Winona Campus. Start your journey toward becoming an elementary, middle school, or high school teacher and customize your degree that aligns with your passions.
Graduate Certificate Programs
Enrich and expand your leadership skills online in less than a year to bring real-world change to the classroom and beyond. Take as a stand-alone program or to jump start a master’s degree program.
Administrative Licensure Preparation Programs
You lead in the classroom. Now aim to lead your school or district. Complete a license preparation track and for six more credits earn your Ed.S. degree.
Master's Programs
Demonstrate your expertise and readiness to shape the future of education. Distinguish yourself with a respected credential. As a leader in adult education, we understand the importance of flexibility for working professionals.
Doctoral Programs
Our doctoral programs are recognized for their high standards and graduates who meaningfully contribute to their field.
Make an impact on the world.
Saint Mary’s is an innovator in adult education, dedicated to supporting the unique needs of each learner. The School of Education provides personalized support to ensure every individual thrives and succeeds. With the challenges facing education today, there’s no better time to begin your journey at Saint Mary’s — and make a difference in classrooms, districts, and beyond.
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