University Academic Administration
Programs may be administered through THE A.U.’s academic schools and internal institutional processes, subject to applicable University requirements and oversight.
Develop knowledge, leadership capabilities and a deeper understanding of education through flexible learning pathways connected to the changing needs of learners, educators and educational communities.
The School of Education provides an academic environment for learners interested in education, educational leadership, policy, research, teaching and related areas of professional development.
Education continues to evolve as communities, institutions, technologies and learners change. The School of Education brings together academic learning and professional development to help learners examine educational challenges, develop knowledge and build the capabilities required to contribute meaningfully to the field.
The School of Education is part of THE A.U.’s wider academic community, connecting education with disciplines and professional fields across the University.
Flexible continuing and professional education pathways.
Academic and professional development in education.
Study and development in finance and accounting.
Academic pathways connected with public health.
English language and related academic development.
Learning related to information, libraries and knowledge services.
Continuing educational opportunities within medical learning.
Academic and professional learning in nursing.
Education related to safety and emergency services.
Interdisciplinary learning across health, behavioral sciences and education.
Academic development in psychology and related fields.
Applied academic study and professional development.
Academic study connected with biological sciences.
Business education and management development.
Study across humanities and social sciences.
Academic learning in political science and related disciplines.
Academic and professional development across arts and humanities.
Professional and academic interests in management and financial accounting.
Learning connected with project management and professional practice.
Applied learning in psychology and human development.
Professional learning related to occupational safety, health and quality management.
Academic and professional development in management accounting.
Learning related to quality, productivity and organizational development.
Applied learning connected with communication, behavior and personal development.
Build a stronger understanding of teaching, learning, educational systems and the issues shaping education in a changing world.
Develop the knowledge and perspective needed to contribute to educational organizations, initiatives and leadership environments.
The mission of the School of Education is to support the development of knowledgeable, capable and thoughtful education professionals through accessible academic and professional learning.
The School encourages learners to examine educational challenges, engage with important questions affecting learning and contribute to more effective and inclusive educational environments.
To contribute to a future in which education is informed by knowledge, thoughtful leadership, innovation, research and a commitment to meaningful learning.
Learn. Lead. Transform.
A commitment to serious academic development and the continuous pursuit of stronger educational practice.
An openness to new ideas, changing educational environments and evolving approaches to learning.
A recognition of the importance of fair, inclusive and meaningful educational opportunities.
A focus on using knowledge and professional capabilities to contribute constructively to learners and communities.
Explore the principles, practices and challenges that shape teaching and learning across educational environments.
Develop perspectives on leadership, administration and decision-making within educational organizations.
Examine the relationship between education, policy, institutions and the wider communities they serve.
Develop the ability to examine educational questions, evaluate ideas and engage with evidence-informed approaches.
The field of education extends far beyond the classroom. It includes leadership, administration, policy, research, community engagement and the development of learning environments.
Develop the ability to examine educational questions carefully and consider different perspectives.
Build knowledge that can support thoughtful participation in educational leadership and organizational environments.
Continue developing knowledge and capabilities as educational practices and professional expectations evolve.
For individuals seeking to deepen their understanding of teaching, learning and educational practice.
For learners interested in leadership, administration and the development of educational organizations.
For individuals interested in the relationship between education, policy and communities.
For individuals who want to explore education as an academic, professional or continuing learning pathway.
Online and distance-learning opportunities can provide learners with greater flexibility as they balance education with professional and personal responsibilities.
Develop greater ownership of your educational journey through structured study, personal organization and continued engagement.
Build knowledge through focused study while developing a broader understanding of the educational field.
Connect academic ideas with the practical questions, responsibilities and challenges encountered in educational environments.
The School of Education provides an academic setting for learners interested in developing knowledge across different dimensions of education and professional practice.
Explore educational subjects, issues and areas of professional interest.
Strengthen academic knowledge, professional capabilities and critical understanding.
Apply your developing knowledge to educational, professional and community contexts.
Washington, D.C. provides an important setting for considering the relationship between education, policy, institutions and public life.
The capital’s educational, governmental and civic environment provides a meaningful context for thinking about education beyond the individual classroom.
Identify the educational questions, subjects and professional goals that matter to you.
Develop academic knowledge and a deeper understanding of education and its changing environment.
Strengthen professional capabilities, critical thinking and leadership perspectives.
Use your knowledge and capabilities to participate meaningfully in educational and professional environments.
Education shapes more than what we know. It shapes how we think, how we lead and how we contribute to the people and communities around us.
The School of Education forms part of The American University of Higher Education’s broader academic environment. Information concerning institutional accreditation and standing is maintained through the University’s dedicated pages.
Students and external parties can use THE A.U.’s dedicated resources for information concerning recognition of degrees and verification of certificates.
The American University of Higher Education is based in Washington, D.C., providing the School of Education with an institutional identity connected to the United States capital while supporting flexible online and distance-learning opportunities.
Develop your knowledge, strengthen your professional capabilities and build an educational pathway designed around your goals.
THE A.U. maintains an official internal academic program listing through its University governance process and academic schools, while the public website presents selected programs and offerings for general information.
Public information and institutional authorization serve different purposes. Understanding that distinction helps prospective students make informed academic decisions.
THE A.U. maintains an official internal academic program listing approved through the University’s governance process and administered by its schools.
The University’s public website presents selected programs and academic offerings for general information. The website is not intended to constitute an exhaustive listing of all programs authorized for operation by the University.
Certain programs may be made available through approved University advertising, recruitment, outreach, or admissions channels, subject to applicable institutional requirements and program availability.
The University may administer applicable academic activities through internal processes or through authorized institutional arrangements.
Programs may be administered through THE A.U.’s academic schools and internal institutional processes, subject to applicable University requirements and oversight.
Where applicable, THE A.U. may operate programs through formal operating agreements with other academies or universities. Such arrangements are subject to appropriate institutional authorization, oversight, and applicable requirements.
The University may also operate through Authorized Training Provider (ATP) arrangements where applicable and approved within the relevant institutional framework.
Approved lecturer, instructor, or trainer engagements may support applicable academic or educational activities under established University procedures.
Operating arrangements may differ by academic offering. The existence of an operating agreement, ATP arrangement, or external academic engagement does not mean that every program or offering is operated through that structure.
The University’s Board of Trustees provides institutional governance and approval of the applicable academic and operational framework.
Academic programs and applicable operating arrangements function within the University’s established governance, approval, oversight, and quality-assurance procedures.
THE A.U. maintains institutional accreditation through ACISC and IABCET, as applicable to the University’s accredited institutional status.
Information concerning a particular program, authorization, operating agreement, or academic arrangement may be confirmed through official University channels, subject to applicable confidentiality and disclosure requirements.
For current availability and enrollment information, prospective students should rely on official University communications and admissions channels.
THE A.U. is committed to presenting academic information clearly while recognizing that its public website is one component of a broader institutional, academic, and admissions framework.
Prospective students should review current program information and use official University channels when confirming availability, authorization, or enrollment details for a particular academic offering.
Discover the academic opportunities presented by THE A.U., then connect with official University channels for current program and enrollment information.