College Education Weekly

The University of New England is an independent, coeducational university with two distinctive campuses in two Maine coastal cities. The University Campus is located on a beautiful site in Biddeford, Maine, where the Saco River flows into the Atlantic Ocean. The Westbrook College Campus in Portland is designated a national historic district and is quintessential New England, with a central green surrounded by classic brick buildings.

The University has degree programs in health sciences, natural sciences, human services, management, education and the liberal arts. The University includes Maine's only medical school, the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine, which emphasizes the education of primary care physicians. Enrollments for the two campuses total 3,116, including 491 medical students. UNE also has several distance learning programs and a satellite nursing program in Israel.

Distance education has become an increasingly important part of the University of New England's education mix, to better serve both the University's traditional and non-traditional students. Distance learning offers:

An alternative to the traditional classroom.
A different way to reach your goal.
The University is committed to our distance-learning students. The students who choose to learn through the University's extended campus are an integral part of the University community. Technological links enable students to interact with their faculty, advisors, support service administrators, as well as their student colleagues.

Programs Description –

University of New England - MS in Education in Curriculum & Instruction Strategies
University of New England - MS in Education in Literacy (K-12)
University of New England - MS Education in Educational Leadership
University of New England - MS Education in Inclusion Education
University of New England - Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study in Advanced Educational Leadership