Online Master of Education in Physical Education
Online
Exempt
Credit Hours
≈ to Complete
Application Deadlines
- Spring: November 15
- Summer: April 1
- Fall: June 15
Estimated Cost
- $420.19 Tuition
- $2.84 Library fee
- $10.73 Network & Data Systems fee
- $30 Off-Campus fee
Tuition and fees per credit hour reflect fall 2018 rates for students studying completely online. If an online student takes a course on campus, tuition and fees will differ.
Receive Advanced Training
The M.Ed. in Physical Education program allows practicing physical education professionals an opportunity to receive advanced training in their field, along with a Master’s degree. Advanced degrees are factors that determine pay grades in many schools.
Nationally recognized faculty provide program instruction within their areas of expertise.
Students must hold an undergraduate degree in kinesiology or in a related field. For admission consideration students must have either an overall undergraduate GPA of at least 3.0 or a last 60 credit hour GPA of at least 3.0 combined with a minimum overall GPA of 2.70 or greater.
Scholarship / Grant
Kalie McKinley, a teacher in Louisville, Kentucky, won the SHAPE America Midwest District High School Physical Education Teacher of the Year award for 2018. SHAPE is the nation's largest membership organization of health and physical education professionals.
"I needed an online program because I have two young children," McKinley said. "The state of Kentucky requires that new teachers must have a master's degree half done within the first five years of teaching and fully finished within 10 years."
Kalie McKinleyM.Ed. in Physical Education
Career Insights
How To Use
Job-posting data can give you insights about who is seeking job applicants with a master’s degree in physical education, where those jobs are located, and the average salary information. Use the tool below to see national or regional information.
Career Insights data provided by Burning Glass Technologies is drawn from large national data samples and is not reflective or representative of U of A specific student or program outcomes.
