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Our graduates are knowledgeable and reflective professionals; have the ability to work with families and communities as partners to student learning; have respect for diversity and individual worth; possess technological competence and the ability to apply it to educational applications; and demonstrate caring dispositions and ethical responsibility.

Academics

Additional information about Admissions, Student Loans, Financial Aid, Tuition Fees etc. is available on the Prospective Student's page. For information about Graduate Admissions tests, visit the University Testing Services' website.

Undergraduate Graduate

Department of Elementary Education

  • BS in Elementary Education (K-6)
  • BS in Birth Through Kindergarten (Teaching)
  • BS in Birth Through Kindergarten (Non-Teaching)
  • Licensure Only Programs - Class A Level:
    • Reading Education (K-12)
    • Elementary Education (K-6)

Department of Health, Physical Education, and Human Services

  • BS in Physical Education (K-12)

Department of Middle Grades, Secondary, and Special Education

  • BS in Middle Grades Education (6-9)
  • BS in Secondary Education (9-12) (see specific disciplines below)
  • Licensure Only Programs - Class A Level:
    • Middle Grades Education (6-9)
    • Secondary Education (9-12)
    • Special Education: (K-12), General Curriculum

Department of Educational Leadership

  • Master of School Administration
  • Doctorate of Education

Department of Elementary Education

  • Master of Education (M.Ed.)
    • Elementary Education (K-6)
    • Reading Education (K-12)

Department of Middle Grades, Secondary, and Special Education

  • Master of Education (M.Ed.)
    • Middle Grades Education, 6-9
    • Special Education, K-12
    • Secondary Education, 9-12
  • Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.)
    • Middle Grades Education, 6-9
    • Special Education: General Curriculum, K-12
    • Secondary Education, 9-12
  • Class A Level Licensure
    • Middle Grades (6-9)
    • Special Education: General Curriculum (K-12)
    • Secondary Education (9-12)

Secondary Education Programs and Special Subject Areas

Secondary Education (9-12)

In conjunction with the College of Basic and Applied Sciences, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, and the School of Business and Economics,  teaching degrees may be acquired in the following areas:

  • Art Education, See Department of Performing and Fine Arts
  • Biology, See Department of Natural Sciences
  • Business Education, See Department of Marketing and Business Education
  • English, See Department of English and Foreign Languages
  • Mathematics, See Department of Mathematics and  Computer Science
  • Marketing Education, See Department of Marketing and Business Education
  • Social Sciences-History See Department of Government and History
  • Social Sciences-Political Science See Department of Government and History
  • Social Sciences -Sociology See Department of Social Sciences

Special Subject Areas (K-12)

Programs offered for K-12 requiring collaboration between the School of Education and the College of Humanities and Social Sciences are as follows:

  • Health Education See Department of Health, Physical Education, and Human Services
  • Music Education See Department of The Performing and Fine Arts
  • Physical Education See Department of Health, Physical Education, and Human Services
  • Spanish Education See Department of English and Foreign Languages
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