The Augustine Institute recognizes up to nine credits toward their M.A. in Catholic Education to graduates of ICLE’s CEFC Program. The 36-credit-hour program is available to on-campus or distance students at either a full-time or part-time pace. Students in the program will learn the pedagogical principles and practices that have been handed down by leading educators in the classical and Christian traditions. With each credit hour, students will obtain mastery over the philosophical and theological principles that govern and direct Catholic thought and education.

Belmont Abbey College recognizes up to twelve credits toward their M.A. in Classical & Liberal Education program to graduates of ICLE’s CEFC program. The Master of Arts in Classical and Liberal Education at Belmont Abbey will provide the formation that is necessary for you to flourish as an educator and leader in the K-12 school setting. Through the study of classical pedagogy, the great books, the liberal arts, and the Christian intellectual tradition, you will examine life’s fundamental questions and explore how to practically apply these principles in forming students for the true, the good, and the beautiful in this secular world.

Christendom College recognizes up to twelve credits toward their Master of Education (M.Ed.) program to graduates of ICLE’s CEFC program. The CEPL Master of Education degree is a 30-hour degree program designed for teachers, administrators, and those passionate about the philosophy of education to explore the Catholic intellectual tradition and the liberal arts. The M.Ed. program is built on four pillars: recovering the Catholic educational tradition, engaging contemporary educational challenges, cultivating practical skills for the classroom and school and fostering spiritual formation.