Master of Education in Early Childhood Education (Online)

Earn Your M.Ed. in Early Childhood Education Degree 100% Remote at Fisher College

Advance your career as an Early Childhood Educator, Policy Advocate, Administrator and more with the specialized M.Ed. at Fisher College. This flexible online program can be completed in as little as 14 months of full-time study, or you can take courses on a part-time basis alongside your existing professional commitments.

Why Choose the Online M.Ed. in Early Childhood Education Program?

Enjoy Full-Time or Part-Time Learning Options

Our flexible online M.Ed. for working professionals allows you to study full time to graduate in just 14 months, or you can opt for a manageable part-time course load alongside your work schedule. Combine courses at your own pace to earn an M.Ed. without interrupting your professional trajectory.

Develop Strong Strategic Instincts Through Our Online M.Ed. Curriculum

Our program consists of 11 core courses.

Fisher College online graduate programs offer live virtual classes to create interactive learning environments that facilitate immediate exchanges between and among instructors and students. The interactive nature of live sessions promotes engagement, helping students build confidence, community, and motivation throughout the learning process.

Program Courses

ED501 Research in Early Childhood Education 3
ED502 Assessment in the Classroom 3
ED503 Collaborating with Parents 3
ED504 Contemporary Issues in Early Childhood Education 3
ED505 Curricula in Inclusive Settings 3
ED506 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Early Learning Settings 3
ED507 Growth and Development of the Young Child 3
ED508 Language and Literacy with Young Children 3
ED509 Leadership in a Changing Society 3
ED510 Social and Emotional Learning 3
ED511 Supporting Mental Health in Young Children 3

Subtotal # Elective Credits Required 33

Learning Outcomes

Graduate of the MEd in Early Childhood Education will be able to:

Demonstrate a foundation of knowledge for children birth through age eight, based on theory, knowledge, and reflection; identifying a variety of perspectives on practice.
Develop and plan best practices for teaching and learning in inclusive settings.
Apply effective communication strategies with families of young children, colleagues, and the community.
Analyze and examine the impact of cultural and societal issues on young children, families, colleagues, and the field of education; including non-academic barriers.
Explain policies, laws, and standards that affect and influence practices with young children and their families.
Express the ability to think critically and solve problems, both independently and collaboratively, fostering strategies for life-long learning.
Demonstrate leadership qualities needed for working with families and other professionals in an ever-changing field and society.
Evaluate and conduct research in the field of education.

Career Opportunities with an Online M.Ed. Degree

Diversify your professional prospects with an M.Ed. in Early Childhood Education. Whether you plan to advance in your current organization or pursue new opportunities in administration, policy or advocacy. Fisher College’s online program prepares you to thrive. Employers respect degrees, which demonstrate your ability to prioritize tasks, work in a variety of settings, and invest in your professional development.

Apply to Fisher College's Online Master of Education in Early Childhood Education Program

Push your professional potential to new levels through the Master of Education in Early Childhood Education online program at Fisher College. With part- and full-time options, you can balance part-time study with your existing job or fast-track your success and graduate into a high-demand, high-reward workforce.

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