Graduate Education Courses & Registration

Online synchronous courses take place on Zoom at specific times. These times are stated in the course description and attendance is required. Any synchronous course that does not have stated meeting dates will work to establish meeting dates that accommodate enrolled students. Online asynchronous courses take place on Canvas, which is our learning management system. Learning and work completion takes place at any time, however, students must attend to coursework deadlines stated in course syllabi.

Course Schedules

The graduate academic year is divided into two terms, and each term consists of two sessions. Enrollment status and loans are based on the total credits a student is enrolled for within a term.

Summer/Fall Term (June 24–December 21, 2024)

• Summer Session (June 24–August 31, 2024): View Summer 2024 course schedule ➔
• Fall Session (September 1–December 21, 2024): View Fall 2024 course schedule ➔

Winter/Spring Term (January 2–June 21, 2025)

• Winter Session (January 2–March 31, 2025): View Winter 2025 course schedule ➔
• Spring Session (April 1–June 21, 2025): View Spring 2025 course schedule ➔

Calendar: Classroom Schedules
To view a calendar of courses in the upcoming semester with classroom locations, click on the Graduate Education Calendar ➔.

Getting Started

Academic Catalog ➔

Gordon’s teacher education programs are approved by the Massachusetts Department of Education and the National Association of State Directors of Teacher Education and Certification (NASDTEC). Graduates of our programs are eligible to obtain an initial teaching license in the 50 member states on the basis the NASDTEC Interstate Agreement. The candidate may have to complete additional requirements, such as coursework, teacher tests, or classroom experience, before receiving a full professional certificate in the new state. After seeking the MA license, the Teacher Candidate should be familiar with the licensure requirements and procedures of the new state from which licensure is desired. Teacher candidates should check with the Department of Education in the states in which a license is desired to ascertain information concerning additional requirements that may be required.