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M.Ed. in Humane Education (Distance-Learning)

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"From the moment I enrolled in the affiliated M.Ed. program, I knew that humane education would be my life's work. The program motivated, inspired, and prepared me to run a full-time humane education organization that now reaches thousands of young people every year with a message of compassion. IHE's program has given me what some people spend a lifetime searching for." --Dani Dennenberg, M.Ed. program graduate; Founder, Seeds for Change Humane Education

"As I watch my students' attitudes change from apathy to awareness and read their concerned or impassioned letters, I know I am making a difference. IHE has helped me more fully understand what it means to live a compassionate life and has enabled me to share this wisdom with many others." --Carol Moon, M.Ed. program graduate, Humane Educator for Farm Sanctuary

"I am a better person because of this program...This is probably the best gift I have been given - the gift of optimism."  --Maureen Fippinger, M.Ed. program graduate

 

If you are looking for a truly effective, exciting, and worthwhile way to make a difference, you can earn a Master of Education (M.Ed.) degree in Humane Education and be part of a growing movement which recognizes that education is the key to a more humane world.

The Institute for Humane Education, in affiliation with Cambridge College, offers a complete training and degree program to prepare you to be a humane educator. You'll learn to teach about the most important issues of our time, foster critical thinking, and present complex and sensitive information to students of all ages and backgrounds. You’ll also discover how to more fully model your own message.

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If you are looking for a truly effective, exciting, and worthwhile way to make a difference, you can earn a Master of Education (M.Ed.) degree in Humane Education and be part of a growing movement which recognizes that education is the key to a more humane world. Read More> >
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For people who would like immersive training in humane education, but who don't wish to pursue the M.Ed. degree, IHE offers a distance-learning Humane Education Certificate Program (HECP). Read more> >

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IHE student Karen Patterson was recently mentioned in a news article about an upcoming Green Street Fair she's helping organize in Plymouth, Michigan.

IHE graduate Kelly Coyle DiNorcia recently had an article published in the March/April issue of Mothering magazine. Kelly's article is "On Being a Parenting Original."