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The Wake Forest Department of Education offers a variety of program options for prospective graduate students as part of the Wake Forest Graduate School of Arts & Sciences.

Programs include initial licensure, advanced licensure, non-licensure, teacher residency, certificate, and dual-degree programs. Wake Forest does not currently offer an option for alternative residency licensure.

Admission to each graduate program is competitive. We invite prospective graduate students to learn more about our programs below and review application and admission information.

Master Teacher Fellows Program

Initial Licensure Program – Elementary and Secondary Education

Master Teacher Fellows Program

Master Teacher Associates Program

Advanced Licensure Program – Elementary and Secondary Education

Master Teacher Associates Program

Master of Educational Studies Program

Non-Licensure Program

Master of Educational Studies Program

Winston-Salem TEACH

Initial Licensure Program – Secondary Education Teacher Residency

Winston-Salem TEACH

Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment Certificate

Non-licensure Certificate

Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment Certificate

Master of Divinity/Master of Arts in Education

Dual Degree Program

Master of Divinity/Master of Arts in Education

For general inquiries, please contact ,
Director of Graduate Education.