Binghamton University offers only graduate degrees in education focusing on the post-baccalaureate preparation of pre-service and in-service teachers. Pre-service programs, for students who do not have an undergraduate degree in education or initial certification to teach, are offered in Childhood Education, Inclusive Childhood Education and Adolescence Education in biology, chemistry, earth science, English, mathematics, physics and social studies. In-service programs, for students who already have an undergraduate degree in education and provisional or initial certification, are also offered in Adolescence Education and Childhood Education, as well as in Literacy Education and Special Education. All coursework and New York state teacher certification requirements must be completed in order to be considered for New York state teacher certification.

The New York State Division of Veteran's Affairs, Bureau of Veteran's Education approves education programs for the training of veterans to use veteran's education benefits from the VA. Any veteran wishing to attend Binghamton University's School of Education under the provisions of state and federal laws should contact the Registrar to make application to use veteran's education benefits. The Registrar is the Certifying Official for the college. Veterans must follow the same procedure for admission that applies to other applicants.

Master of Science in Education (MSEd)