UMKC School of Education Northland Programs UMKC faculty members are collaborating with Northland community leaders to develop and implement graduate programming for working adults north of the river. This ongoing and dynamic alliance allows the University to respond effectively to the unique needs of the Northland community. Master of Arts, Curriculum and Instruction Master of Arts, Counseling and Guidance Master of Arts, Educational Administration Educational Specialist, Educational Administration Northland programs are offered with a unique cohort experience.
Students enter the program as part of a group or cohort.
Cohort members enroll in all classes together and form bonds that strengthen the academic experience and enhance personal and professional development. Students work cooperatively with each other throughout the degree program. Classes in the Northland give first priority for enrollment to students admitted to program cohorts. Non-cohort students also may register for the Northland courses if space is available. Parking at both locations is free.