Majors and Programs
Click on the program below that interests you, and you'll be taken to a page with information and planning resources for that program.
Elementary Education [Early Childhood through 6th Grade]
English as a Second Language (ESL) Generalist
Bilingual Generalist
Middle School Education [4th through 8th Grade]
Math
Science
Math/Science Composite
English/Language Arts/Reading and Social Studies Composite
Generalist
All-Level [Early Childhood through 12th Grade]
Special Education
Athletic Training
Athletic Training
Public Health (formerly Health and Wellness Promotion)
Public Health
All-Level Health Education Teacher Certification
Recreation Administration
Recreation Administration
Recreation Administration with Therapeutic Recreation Concentration
Minors
Coaching
Exercise and Sports Science
Health and Wellness Promotion or Public Health
Recreation Administration
Second Teaching Field
Health
Picture yourself teaching high school?
With the exceptions of Physical Education, Health Education, and Special Education, students interested in teaching at the high school level (grades 8th - 12th) will major outside of the College of Education in the subject area they wish to teach (i.e. English, Math, Music, etc.) and should contact that Advising Center to learn more.
For a list of Advising Centers by college across campus, click here.
To request that the Department of Curriculum and Instruction evaluate an alternate course to determine whether it should be considered equivalent to a required course within your Educator Preparation sequence, click here.
For information regarding Graduate degrees in the College of Education, click here.
For information pertaining to teacher certification and admittance to the Educator Preparation Program, please visit the Office of Educator Preparation website.
