Masters in Urban Education and Policy, Temple University
Posted by Temple University on May 13, 2025
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY’S MASTERS IN URBAN EDUCATION AND POLICY is still taking applications for Fall 2025! (We have rolling admissions to ensure increased access for all.)
Make a lasting impact in classrooms, communities and policy with the master of education in urban education and policy at Temple University. This part-time, 30-credit program goes beyond analyzing challenges in urban schools — it equips students with progressive solutions to drive meaningful change.
Why Choose Temple?
- Career-Focused Learning – Designed for educators, policymakers, advocates and professionals in education, government and community spaces.
- Innovative Curriculum – Gain expertise in trauma-informed education, funding equity, restorative justice and student-centered learning.
- Hands-On Experience – Engage with Philadelphia’s education network, faculty experts and community leaders for real-world impact.
Two Specialized Concentrations – Choose a focus that aligns with your career goals:
Public Policy Concentration
- Focus on policy design and implementation in urban education.
- Learn quantitative analysis, economics of education, and social policy strategies.
- Ideal for those seeking careers in education policy, research, and advocacy.
Schools & Communities Concentration
- Explore historical and contemporary urban education issues.
- Develop expertise in community engagement, trauma-informed care, and advocacy.
- Perfect for educators and professionals working directly in schools and nonprofit sectors.
What You’ll Gain
- Data-Driven Decision-Making – Collect and analyze information to shape programs and policies.
- Equity & Inclusion Awareness – Understand how race, gender, and social class impact urban education.
- Community-First Approach – Partner with families, educators, and local organizations to implement solutions.
- Practical Innovation – Identify and evaluate real-world strategies that address urban education challenges.
Take a look at what our alumni have to say about our program and why its the place to be if you want to be a change agent in the educational space here in Philly. Here is a link to hear from more of our alumni.
Have questions? Contact us at lori.shorr@temple.edu.
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