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Wheelock College hosts master degree programs in local communities throughout New England. In these regional programs students are able to earn a Wheelock degree close to home, without their classes interfering with work schedules.

Our national and regional programs of study are cohort learning experiences. Students begin and often complete their program together develop strong bonds as professional, academic, and personal experiences are shared. Through collaborative work, strong support networks are built among cohort members, faculty, advisors, and staff lasting well beyond the academic program.

Students enrolled in a National and Regional program take a minimum of two courses during each semester. Classes take place once a week in the evening, or in a three-weekend format (approximately every other weekend) on Fridays from 4:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. and Saturdays 8:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.

Programs offered through national & regional programs:

• Bachelor of Science in Human Development: Boston, MA | Hyannis, MA | Connecticut
• Master of Science in Teacher of Reading: Attleboro, MA
• Master of Science in Early Childhood Education for Initial Licensure (PreK-2): Fall River, MA  | Methuen, MA  | Cape Cod, MA 
• Master of Science in Care and Education in Early Childhood Settings: Fall River, MA | Methuen, MA  | Cape Cod, MA 
• Master of Science in Leadership and Policy in Early Care and Education: Portland, ME | Concord, NH

• Master of Science in Elementary Education: Martha’s Vineyard, MA | Beaufort, SC

For a list of programs and locations, click here.

Each program is committed to an inclusive and multicultural approach to the study of children and developmental learning. These programs are appropriate for those who are interested in becoming professionals in a variety of roles or those who are already working in all types of settings, including public schools, child care administration, child care centers, Head Start Programs and family-based child care.