School of Education (Postgrad)

1. Education, MA
2. Education, MA HESA
3. Education, MAT
4. Education, PACE MAT

The School of Education partners with 100+ schools in 18 school systems and offers degrees in both elementary and secondary education, as well as master’s, doctorate, and professional licensure coursework. Undergraduates begin working in local schools their first semester and complete over 1,200 hours of field experience prior to graduation.

A Hands-On Curriculum That Drives Discovery

At University of Portland, every academic program is rooted in a liberal arts core curriculum that allows you to test out your intellectual interests, change direction, or combine fields of study to create a route that’s right for you. Our core curriculum is designed to enrich all majors with subjects that have stood the test of time.

Begin Your Journey On The Bluff.

From the park-like setting of our beautiful campus, you will have countless opportunities to expand your world, whether you discover new trails or new interests. And you’ll be ideally situated to experience Portland’s thriving arts, culture, and dining scenes, and take advantage of internships and jobs in a wide range of industries.

Faith and Inclusivity are Interwoven Throughout Our Community.

UP welcomes people of all faiths and encourages everyone to bring their whole selves to their education. From your core classes to events with thought-provoking artists and speakers, you’ll learn to engage constructively with diverse people and ideas and develop a greater understanding of the roles religion,

• #2 in Regional Universities West U.S. News & World Report, 2024
• Best Colleges in America Money Magazine, 2023
• UP was ranked #1 in the nation as top producer of Fulbright U.S. students among master’s level institutions.
• For nine consecutive years, UP has been the top Oregon school in Kiplinger’s Personal Finance annual ranking of best values in private universities.

Living on campus, in one of our residence halls, connects you to the vibrant life of the University. The close-knit, supportive residence hall community offers students a place to live and work that distinctly enhances their college experience by putting them at the center of everything: classes and labs, the library, recreational facilities, campus ministry, volunteer service opportunities, and more.