Improve your Spanish fluency and instruction
This online master’s program is among the few in the U.S. focusing on Spanish education. Courses in Spanish, language acquisition and foreign language pedagogy will expand your expertise while keeping you current in the latest research about the language. Some coursework can be completed through study-abroad options designed to further enhance your Spanish language proficiency and cultural experiences.
The program serves as professional development for in-service teachers to qualify for an increase in the salary schedule or to teach AP-level courses. The program can also prepare you to enter doctoral programs in Spanish education.
Prerequisites: Bachelor’s degree, preferably in Spanish education
How much does it cost to get a Spanish Education Master's from UNK?
In-State
Estimated Cost: $15,397*
Credit Hours: 36 | Estimated Fees: $2,113
Cost per Credit: $369
*Cost estimates are based on 2026-27 tuition and fees across a two-year program completion timeline. Estimate does not include indirect costs. Additional Course Fees may apply. For a more detailed estimate, see the full graduate costs page.
Out of State
Estimated Cost: $23,389*
Credit Hours: 36 | Estimated Fees: $2,113
Cost per Credit: $591
*Cost estimates are based on 2026-27 tuition and fees across a two-year program completion timeline. Estimate does not include indirect costs. Additional Course Fees may apply. For a more detailed estimate, see the full graduate costs page.
Program Information
Connect with a program advisor
Let's start the conversation about your Spanish Education master's! Request information and connect with Laura, the online academic program advisor, to get more details and figure out if UNK's program is right for you.
What can I do with a Master's in Spanish Education?
- Middle/High School Spanish Teacher
- Community College Faculty
- Adjunct Instructor
- Lecturer
- Cultural Programs Director
- Study Abroad Trip Leader
"You learn a lot, even in the Spanish language just for yourself, not even to be a teacher, but to be somebody who speaks and has a certain level of proficiency in Spanish. I also learned how to be a more effective educator when it comes to foreign language. My experience has been incredible, and I feel like a much better and more well-equipped educator because of the program."
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