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Teacher Education Program

The teacher education program is an extended five-year program in the School of Education. Students apply to the program in their sophomore year, enter the program as juniors, graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Education (B.S.E.) degree, then as graduate students, complete an academic year of student teaching, internship, and graduate study.

Students have a strong general education background, extensive study in the content area they want to teach, and a thorough grounding in foundations of teaching and student learning. Field-based experiences in schools are an important component of the program. Students observe and participate in a variety of settings throughout their programs and become familiar with many different educational environments.

Programs in elementary, English and history & government education are available only at the undergraduate level, regardless of previous degrees. Graduate Licensure Programs (GLP) are also available in mathematics, science and foreign language, and physical education.

Students are admitted to the program once a year; applications are available in mid-November.

For more information, please contact a School of Education advisor, or visit the School of Education Welcome Center.

The Welcome Center is responsible for welcoming all visitors to the School of Education, serving as a general information point, and as the primary reference for offices and services within the School of Education.