The College of Education, established in 1868, is the oldest teacher preparation program west of the Mississippi River. Today’s graduates of the college are employed in a variety of educational institutions and non-school settings. The college serves the educational community through research-based professional practice and a variety of learning constructs applied to real-world experiences. The college is a member of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education and a candidate member of the Teacher Education Accreditation Council. All programs are fully accredited by the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges.
Majors in School or College
E
- Early Childhood Education
- Educational Studies
- Educational Studies (Interdepartmental)
- Elementary Education
- Elementary Education (Elementary Education)
M
- Middle School Education
- Middle School Education (Language Arts)
- Middle School Education (Mathematics)
- Middle School Education (Science)
- Middle School Education (Social Studies)
S
- Secondary Education
- Secondary Education (Biology)
- Secondary Education (Chemistry)
- Secondary Education (Earth Science)
- Secondary Education (Language Arts)
- Secondary Education (Mathematics Education)
- Secondary Education (Physics)
- Secondary Education (Social Studies)
- Special Education
- Special Education (Cross Categorical Special Education)