BS in Education & Human Development to EdM in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) & Applied Linguistics at Boston University

Programme overview

The sequential BS-to-EdM program is designed for academically motivated Wheelock undergraduate students who are interested in teaching English to adults, adolescents, and children in international schools, post-secondary schools, and private schools in the US and abroad. The sequential degree helps students pursue their career goals in less time than it would take to pursue both degrees independently.

Faculty: Wheelock College of Education & Human Development | Duration: 156 units required | Study mode: full-time | Location: Boston, MA, United States

What you will study

WED CE 142 Anti-Oppressive Practice: Education & Applied Psychology

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Entry requirements

Typically, students apply to this Bachelor’s-to-Master’s Program by the end of their sophomore year. Students who have achieved a GPA of 3.0 or better by the end of their sophomore year or their fourth term of study will be invited to apply to the sequential degree program. Students in this Bachelor’s-to-Master’s Program must complete at least 28 units while enrolled as a graduate student.

Graduate School of Arts & Sciences master's programmes admit for Fall 2027; Spring 2027 entry is offered for selected programmes (Economics MS programmes, History of Art & Architecture MA, Preservation Studies MA, Online MS in Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence).

Graduate School of Arts & Sciences Fall 2027 master's deadlines are mostly priority January 15 and final March 15 (African American & Black Diaspora Studies priority February 15, final March 15; Preservation Studies February 15; Sociology and History of Art & Architecture January 15). Spring 2027 deadlines for selected programmes are priority October 15 and final November 15. Applications are submitted through the online application; the GRE is required only for the Economics MS/MA programmes and the MS in Psychological & Brain Sciences.

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