The University of North Carolina at Pembroke is a master’s-level university with a spirited community of more than 7,100 students.
With a wide array of bachelor’s and master’s degree offerings, fantastic Pembroke faculty and a diverse community of cultures, ideas and organizations at their fingertips, UNCP students are poised to excel in life.
Each student is an individual at UNCP. Our students get a chance to make names for themselves—to stand out in a warm and welcoming community that wants them to succeed—and experience a rare combination of opportunities, cultures and ideas that can’t be found anywhere else.
Located in the southeast North Carolina town of Pembroke, UNCP has a rich American Indian history and is one of the safest campuses in the University of North Carolina system. With small class sizes, a low student-faculty ratio and one of the most diverse campuses in the nation, UNCP is a growing university that empowers students to go on to live vibrant, fulfilling lives.
90 percent of UNCP graduates are employed within 12 months of graduation. UNCP boasts successful alumni, including a former U.S. Ambassador, a Division I basketball coach, professional athletes, doctors, lawyers, an Olympian, and Miss North Carolina (2017), along with countess professionals making a difference throughout our region every day.
- UNC Pembroke's School of Education
- The Graduate School
- DeadlinesProgram Start
- Jun. 30, 2022Summer
- Jul. 15, 2022Fall
- Jan. 08, 2023Spring
- May 25, 2023Summer
Application Fee & Annual Tuition
Learn how to get$100 Back
and apply for a$1000 Scholarship
$3,490
In State Tuition
$7,490
Out of State Tuition
$55
Application Fee
Ways to Lower Your Costs
Through NC Promise, the state has significantly reduced student tuition cost to $500 per semester for in-state and $2500 per semester for out-of-state students. See more information here.
More information is available about the housing grant at uncp.edu/housinggrant.
If you have questions on available funding and savings, please contact BraveCentral at 910.775.4620.
If you have questions on available funding and savings, please contact BraveCentral at 910.775.4620.
The NC Teaching Fellows offers loan forgiveness up to $8,250 per year for four years if the graduate agrees to teach STEM or special education in a low-performing school. More information about the scholarship can be found at myapps.northcarolina.edu/ncteachingfellows/.
For more information visit:Financial Aid Office
Birth to Kindergarten (PK-K)
Elementary Education (K-6)
English (9-12)
Health & Physical Education (K-12)
Language Arts, Middle Grades (6-9)
Math (9-12)
Math, Middle Grades (6-12)
Music (K-12)
Science (9-12)
Science, Middle Grades (6-9)
Social Studies (9-12)
Social Studies, Middle Grades (6-9)
Spanish (K-12)
Special Education: General Curriculum (K-12)
Program Semesters/Steps Overview
Program Hallmarks
- Male
- Female
- 19%
- 81%
- American Indian or Alaskan Native
- Asian
- Black
- Hispanic/Latino
- Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander
- White
- Two or more races
- 19%
- 1%
- 13%
- 0%
- 1%
- 67%
- 0%