The National College of Education offers courses, programs and related experiences leading to degrees in , Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Early Childhood Education, Bachelor of Arts (B.A) in Elementary Education, Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.), Master of Education (M.Ed.), Master of Science in Education (M.S.Ed.), Certificate of Advanced Study (C.A.S.), Educational Specialist (Ed.S.) and Doctor of Education (Ed.D.). - The Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood Education and the Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education degrees are undergraduate degrees that will lead to certification in the state of Illinois.
- The Master of Arts in Teaching degree will lead to certification in the state of Illinois and other states for some programs. It is designed for individuals with undergraduate degrees in fields other than education
- The Master of Education degree is for teachers seeking professional growth in the classroom.
- The Master of Science in Education is for exceptionally qualified teachers aspiring to leadership positions and further graduate study.
Within the Masters degree programs, Illinois entitlement certification is available in: In addition, special sequences (field programs) have been developed for master classroom teachers and early childhood teachers. There are several Education Doctoral Degree programs offered, as well. Within the Certificate of Advanced Study program, entitlement certification in the state of Illinois is available in: Within the Educational Specialist degree, Illinois state entitlement certification is available in:
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