Fully Funded Master's in Education Programs at US and Canadian Univers
Opportunity Overview The Master's in Education programs at several universities offer full funding to their students. This funding typically includes full tuition remission and an annual stipend or salary. Students usually receive funding in exchange for graduate teaching and research work. Some universities that offer fully funded Master's in Education programs are located in the US and Canada. These programs have varying levels of support, ranging from partial tuition waivers to full tuition remission with a stipend. The programs are available to full-time students, and funding is usually provided for the duration of the student's master's studies. Benefits - Full tuition remission at some universities - Annual stipend or salary at some universities - Monthly stipend for Graduate Assistant positions at some universities - Full tuition credit and $30 hourly wage for graduate assistantship positions at UMass - Funding of $5,000 for the MEd program at Memorial University of Newfoundland - 100 percent tuition coverage and nine months of intensive training at Merrimack College - Funding of up to $10,000 per year at Queen's University - Tuition-free program at Yale University Eligibility - Must be a full-time student - Must pursue M.Ed. on a full-time basis for some programs - Must not hold employment outside of the assistantship for some programs - Must be an academically qualified student - Must be a Canadian or international student for some programs - Must be an early- to mid-career urban public school system leader in the US for the Yale University program Required Documents How to Apply 1. Research the financial aid offerings of potential M.A. / M.Ed. programs. 2. Check the specific requirements for each university and program. 3. Click the Apply button below to submit your application.