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The University of Maine's graduate programs in literacy education allow students to investigate critical topics in literacy research and teaching alongside nationally renowned faculty. These programs offer hands-on learning opportunities through direct work with children and adults at the literacy clinic, classroom interactions, field research, or participation in summer writing workshops to enhance writing abilities. Tailored to professional aspirations, our programs can qualify graduates for Maine's literacy education certification. Alumni develop into passionate literacy champions within their educational institutions and local communities, often assuming leadership roles as expert educators, curriculum developers, literacy specialists, instructional coaches, and school administrators well-versed in contemporary literacy requirements. M.Ed., Literacy Education: This 33-credit graduate program enhances elementary and secondary educators' understanding of literacy principles, instructional methods, and scholarly inquiry. Participants complete a 15-credit literacy core along with elective courses selected with faculty guidance.