Our in-person and online graduate programs for teachers and other education professionals include master’s degree programs in teaching and learning, child life, museum studies, and educational leadership, in addition to professional certificate programs and a range of short-format courses, workshops, and special events.
These graduate programs lead to the Master of Science (MS), Master of Science in Education (MSEd), or the advanced Master of Education (EdM) and are grounded in current research and knowledge of human development, learning theory, and sustained clinical practice that meet the needs of today’s learning environments.
With a master’s degree or advanced certificate from Bank Street, you’ll stand out as a forward-thinking educator and leader—confident, well-prepared, and ready to thrive across the diverse settings where children and adults live and learn.
We hope you’ll explore our graduate programs and consider taking a transformative step—both for your career and for your students, their families, and our communities.
Theory meets practice in our interactive courses. Register now for our short-format courses offered for Continuing Teacher and Leader Education requirements, Continuing Education Units, or graduate-level credit. Courses are online during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Theory meets practice in our interactive courses. Register now for our short-format courses offered for Continuing Teacher and Leader Education requirements, Continuing Education Units, or graduate-level credit.
Hands-on workshops facilitate awareness. Explore required coursework for educators adhering to New York State certification requirements offered at Bank Street.
Broaden your worldview while enhancing your skills. Our travel programs provide immersive and dynamic cultural experiences for working educators.
The Graduate School offers professional development services as part of our commitment to promoting lifelong learning for teachers and leaders in informal and formal educational settings.
I am a 1988 graduate of the early childhood leadership program, and for decades, I had very little to do with Bank Street—except meeting up annually with my former program director at national conferences. Then, in the summer of 2006, I had the opportunity to return to Bank Street to take a couple of classes […]
