Educators for a More Just World

Online Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Global Perspectives: Teaching, Curriculum, and Learning Environments

At the Carolyn A. and Peter S. Lynch School of Education and Human Development, we believe change begins with one person. Our online Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Global Perspectives: Teaching, Curriculum, and Learning Environments prepares educators like you to make positive and lasting generational change in your community.

Educators of all kinds—K-12 teachers, instructors, coaches, and community organizers—understand that our world is not inherently just or equitable. Through educational change, we aim to create a more just world via curriculum design, instructional systems, and action research. Our M.Ed. in Global Perspectives program provides you with roadmaps and resources for achieving that goal.

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Camila Pontes, M.Ed. ’20

Gabrielle Oliveira, Assistant Professor - Teaching, Curriculum, and Society

Informing Just Educators and Equitable Educational Systems

The Master of Education in Global Perspectives: Teaching, Curriculum, and Learning Environments is among the first curriculum and instruction programs in the U.S. to apply globally informed learning designs to solve complex educational challenges. Through our program of study, students complete 10 courses (30 credit hours) where they engage with peers, collaborate on research, and draw on international perspectives to bring just and equitable practices and opportunities to their classroom, school, or organization.

More than an M.Ed., our program prepares educators to create a more just world through transformational education.

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Frances Ahearn, M.Ed. '98

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Key Dates for Fall 2025

Preferred Admissions Deadline

Rolling Admissions End

Priority Admissions Deadline

~~May 1, 2025~~

June 11, 2025

July 15, 2025

Enroll fall or spring

Fully online program

Two-year, 30-credit degree

Financial aid available

Global Perspectives Graduates Will:

Develop self-knowledge, meaning, and a sense of purpose as an educator

Assess and improve opportunities for all students

Apply action research to address problems encountered in educational settings

Contribute to and access a robust collaborative network of educators working to address today’s educational challenges

Identify and solve educational problems

Apply global perspectives to design curricula

Employ curriculum design and instructional practice to create effective learning environments for diverse student populations

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$10.4m

financial aid awarded each year

Lynch School Admission Office

$25.8m

research
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An Online Education from Boston College

All Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Educational Leadership & Policy courses are led by Boston College faculty and available on computers, tablets, and mobile devices. Our virtual classrooms include interactive questions and answers; study rooms; and online collaboration with classmates. As a member of the Boston College family, our online students have access to on-campus resources including faculty advisors for guidance and support.

An Equitable Education Begins with You

Learn more about the Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Global Perspectives: Teaching, Curriculum, and Learning Environments.

At the Carolyn A. and Peter S. Lynch School of Education and Human Development, our mission is to expand humanity’s capacity for imagination and compassion. By earning an M.Ed. in Global Perspectives, you will be equipped to create just and equitable educational opportunities for your students. Inquire today to learn how.