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There has never been a better time to become a teacher. The need for inspiring educators who can profoundly change the lives of students is growing and Pace's School of Education will help get you to the head of the class.
Now you can earn your graduate degree in Early Childhood Education entirely online in under two years!
Our special education graduate program was ranked number 3 in the nation by Intelligent.com.
Become a Leader in Education
We prepare students to be successful educators through small classes and early fieldwork experiences. Our graduates are ready to make a difference in the world before they even graduate.
Choose Your Campus
Most of our programs are offered on Pace’s exciting New York City Campus in Lower Manhattan and on our 200-acre Pleasantville Campus in Westchester County. We also offer online and hybrid options.
What can I Study?
The short answer? A lot. From five-year combined programs that allow you to earn both a BS in Early Childhood, Childhood or Adolescent Education and an MSEd in Literacy, Special Education or TESOL, to an MSEd as a School District Business Leader or MST in Childhood, Adolescent, or Special Education, and so much more.
Make an Impact
“I’m an educator that is all about creating a space where people can find their own voice.” Tasha Darbes, PhD speaks about her passion for creativity and empowerment in education and how important it is for educators to understand, listen, and grow with their students.
Globally-Minded Teachers
Become a globally minded teacher by getting hands-on learning experience in Ecuador and Italy. Pace's School of Education is one of the few schools in the region to offer faculty-led education courses that enhance your experience with a cross-cultural focus for today's diverse classrooms.
Getting Ahead of the Teacher Shortage
With the support of our innovative classroom simulation technology and cross-disciplinary collaboration, a major Florida school district has a new way to support substitute and temporary teachers during the teacher shortage.
Pace People
“I wanted to teach in New York and Pace offered great opportunities for success.”
Sukh Singh
BS, Adolescent Education
"Speaking to the graduate Class of 2021 was not only an unexpected honor, but also a recognition of my professors’ relentless commitment to support multiculturalism."
Cecilia Davis
MS, TESOL International
"The School of Education is top notch. They really prepare their students for the teaching field.”
Rachel Vetterman
BA/MSEd, Childhood Education and Special Education
What's Next?
Get a real feel for life at Pace's School of Education. Visit us, meet some students, ask us anything.