Celebrating 50 Years of Touro University
Be part of our jubilee year as we celebrate milestones that have shaped our success, expanded educational opportunity and enriched society.
Graduate School of Education
We know the classroom. The principal’s office. The school counselor’s office. We know schools. We’ve been there. We’ll help you get there, stay there, advance there, improve at what you do there. Though the programs vary, the foundation is the same — in each you’ll learn how to teach, to lead, to master your subject area. You will gain an understanding of the range of students in your classroom and learn modern teaching and leadership methods.
Supportive Community
You will be surrounded by your peers, leadership, and faculty, all championing your success.
Experienced Faculty
We know the field and research the field. We’ve been in the classroom and schools, and are dedicated to helping you excel there.
Career Path
We are the #1 provider of NYC public school teachers. A Touro Master’s in Education, Counseling or Leadership puts you right on track for the career you’re looking for.
Competitive Tuition
You chose this career because of your passion for education and desire to make a difference, to impact tomorrow. We respect that and work hard to keep our tuition rates competitive.
Flexible Schedule
We understand the demands on your time and schedule classes with your many responsibilities in mind.
Online Programs
Our online program are nationally ranked by US News & World Report as best online graduate programs in education.
For the Love of Learning
Touro GSE Graduate Prepares High School Students for Next Step
For Touro College Graduate School of Education ‘10 alumna Tracee Murren, each day is an opportunity to make a difference.
Read StoryUpcoming Events
Aug 9August 9, 2022 5:00pm – 6:00pm ETGraduate School of Education Open House
Aug 11August 11, 2022 9:00am ETLast day to drop a course with a W on the transcript - Summer III Classes
Aug 12August 12, 2022 9:00am ETLast day to drop a course with a W on the transcript - Summer II Classes (School Leadership)
The Power of Education
RASHAAD SIMPSON, CLASS OF 2015: Just being in what's called an urban area, and the disadvantages that comes along with living in that type of community, of course, we deal with as teachers. I dealt with the same thing. If I can make it, and I had a lot of things stacked against me, anybody can make it. Our common goal is to serve our students to develop their full potential. And they have to feel successful every day in this society and beyond.
IRINA SVISTUNOVA, CLASS OF 2018: It's just amazing to see kids develop, to see them excited about school. And that's one of the big reasons why I decided to switch careers. I was working in finance for 15 years, so it was very hard, actually to say, OK that's it, I'm going to be a teacher.
LISA LIN, CLASS OF 2005: I chose Touro because it's very hands on, and the time is very flexible.
IRINA SVISTUNOVA, CLASS OF 2018: Touro has amazing hours. You could take classes in the morning, you can take them at night. You could really work around your schedule. And the lesson plans that they provided in class made us better teachers, because they made us think of, how can we teach kids that are different?
RASHAAD SIMPSON, CLASS OF 2015: It was so funny, when I did an interview for the job I had actually used a Touro lesson plan template that they handed me through student teaching, and they loved it. They raved how great the lesson plan was. And it was actually a lesson plan that I took from Touro.
LISA LIN, CLASS OF 2005: Our instructors are principals, and superintendents, and they share their stories. They talk about difficult conversations.
RASHAAD SIMPSON, CLASS OF 2015: Just like you in school, I had to go to school, so I was in fourth grade also. I did the same thing you're doing. Parents fighting? Been there. Seeing drug paraphernalia on the way to school? Been there. The community is actually much better now than it was when I grew up in the '90s. So it's like, you don't have a reason not to want it for yourself.
IRINA SVISTUNOVA, CLASS OF 2018: It took me a few years to finish, but I knew that that's what I wanted. So I got my degree. And now my wishes came true and I'm a head teacher.
RASHAAD SIMPSON, CLASS OF 2015: With the power of education anything is possible. Anything is possible as long as you apply yourself.
IRINA SVISTUNOVA, CLASS OF 2018: It's just amazing to see kids develop, to see them excited about school. And that's one of the big reasons why I decided to switch careers. I was working in finance for 15 years, so it was very hard, actually to say, OK that's it, I'm going to be a teacher.
LISA LIN, CLASS OF 2005: I chose Touro because it's very hands on, and the time is very flexible.
IRINA SVISTUNOVA, CLASS OF 2018: Touro has amazing hours. You could take classes in the morning, you can take them at night. You could really work around your schedule. And the lesson plans that they provided in class made us better teachers, because they made us think of, how can we teach kids that are different?
RASHAAD SIMPSON, CLASS OF 2015: It was so funny, when I did an interview for the job I had actually used a Touro lesson plan template that they handed me through student teaching, and they loved it. They raved how great the lesson plan was. And it was actually a lesson plan that I took from Touro.
LISA LIN, CLASS OF 2005: Our instructors are principals, and superintendents, and they share their stories. They talk about difficult conversations.
RASHAAD SIMPSON, CLASS OF 2015: Just like you in school, I had to go to school, so I was in fourth grade also. I did the same thing you're doing. Parents fighting? Been there. Seeing drug paraphernalia on the way to school? Been there. The community is actually much better now than it was when I grew up in the '90s. So it's like, you don't have a reason not to want it for yourself.
IRINA SVISTUNOVA, CLASS OF 2018: It took me a few years to finish, but I knew that that's what I wanted. So I got my degree. And now my wishes came true and I'm a head teacher.
RASHAAD SIMPSON, CLASS OF 2015: With the power of education anything is possible. Anything is possible as long as you apply yourself.
