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HGSE offers degree programs, professional development, and research for educators and leaders at all levels. Explore how HGSE prepares you to make a difference in education today and tomorrow.
Learn about the mission, vision, and programs of HGSE, a leading institution for education leaders and innovators. HGSE offers master's, doctoral, and professional development programs in various fields and contexts of education.
Learn about HGSE’s master’s degree programs in education leadership, policy, human development, teaching, and learning design. Choose between residential and online formats, and apply to one of five distinct programs.
Learn how to support the unique needs and growth of all learners in various contexts and roles. The HDE Program at Harvard Graduate School of Education combines research, practice, and policy in human development across the lifespan.
Learn how to lead and innovate in education with a two-year, part-time Ed.M. program from HGSE. Choose between Higher Education or PreK–12 pathways and access a diverse cohort, Harvard faculty, and career-embedded curriculum.
Learn how to change the world through education with a part-time, two-year Ed.M. program from Harvard Graduate School of Education. Choose between Higher Education and PreK-12 pathways and apply your learning to your career.
The Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE) is the education school of Harvard University, a private Ivy League research university in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Founded in 1920, it was the first school to grant the EdD degree and the first Harvard school to award degrees to women.
Learn about the academic, research, and teaching requirements for the PhD in education degree at Harvard Kenneth C. Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. Find out how to apply for an AM in passing, complete a dissertation, and fulfill the teaching fellowship requirement.
The Certificate in School Management and Leadership (CSML) is a multi-course, online certificate program for preK-12 school leaders developed in an innovative collaboration between the Harvard Graduate School of Education and Harvard Business School.
In 2014, the LEGO Foundation and Project Zero, a research organization at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, began thinking together about learning through play. What is the role of play in empowering children to be lifelong learners? What does school-based playful learning and teaching look and feel like?
