Notre Dame de Namur University
| Organization |
Notre Dame de Namur University |
|---|---|
| Campus |
Belmont |
| Program Name |
School of Education and Psychology |
| Description |
NDNU offers a comprehensive range of graduate degrees and credential programs designed for working professionals and aspiring educators with flexible hybrid and fully online delivery formats. The programs emphasize social justice, social-emotional learning, cultural competencies, and innovative use of technology including AI in education.
Credential Programs include Single Subject Teaching Credential (31 units, post-baccalaureate) — Preparing Candidates for Middle and High School Teaching; Multiple Subject Teaching Credential (33 units, post-baccalaureate) — Preparing Candidates for Elementary School Teaching; Education Specialist Credential with two levels: (A) Mild/Moderate Support Needs and (B) Extensive Support Needs. All credentials include fieldwork and placement in over 30 public school districts.
Master’s Degree Programs: MA in Education — Emphasis on curriculum & instruction, student assessment, social justice; MA in School Administration (30-unit integrated program and in partnership with SMCOE) — Focus on school leadership, management, finance, and policy assessment; MA in Special Education — Designed to complement the Education Specialist Credential and equip you with expertise to support diverse learners and promote inclusive K-12 environments; MA in Educational Therapy — Trains professionals to assess and provide individualized remediation and intervention strategies for students with academic learning challenges, in clinics, schools, and private practice.
Program Features: Concurrent enrollment allowed in some credential and master’s programs. Student-centered approach with small classes, personalized advising. Integrates social-emotional learning, cultural competency, and effective AI use in curriculum. Flexible delivery: Hybrid and fully online formats available. Fieldwork and student teaching placements are well-supported.
Tuition varies; credential courses are typically charged per unit ($595). Admission requires a bachelor’s degree, a minimum GPA of 2.5, references, basic skills, and subject matter competence as required by the CTC. |
| Address |
1500 Ralston Avenue |
| City |
Belmont |
| State |
California |
| Zip Code |
94002 |
| Contact Person |
Kelly Vaughn |
| Contact Email | admissions@ndnu.edu |
| Contact Phone |
650-508-3600 |
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| Category |
Education Organizations |
