Wartburg College is an accredited, institutional member of the National Association of Schools of Music (NASM). Students completing the American Music Therapy Association (AMTA) approved music therapy degree program are eligible to sit for board certification by the Certification Board for Music Therapists (CBMT). Wartburg is the only private college in Iowa to offer the music therapy major. Completion of the Bachelor of Music Education or the Bachelor of Music Education/Music Therapy degree leads to licensure in education in the state of Iowa.

The Bachelor of Music Education degree meets the requirements of the Iowa Department of Education for K-12 music certification. This entitles students to teach in the elementary general music classroom, or teach in a band, choir or orchestral setting at the middle school or high school level.... [-]

You can make a positive difference in the lives of children. From birth through eight years old, children need a strong foundation of support and knowledge to realize lifelong success. By becoming an early childhood educator, you can play a crucial role in child development and early learning.

Parents, families, and communities need devoted, nurturing — and prepared — caregivers who are invested in children’s growth. Early childhood educators focus on nurturing children’s social, physical, emotional, and cognitive skills as well as developing their abilities in language and literacy.

Students will have extensive opportunities for hands-on learning and will gain experience in a variety of early childhood settings, including our state-of-the-art Reggio Emilia-inspired Riverside Magnet School.... [-]

*All School of Education undergraduate students must additionally fulfill the requirements of a co-major in language arts, mathematics, science, social studies, art or music.... [-]

Teachers developing teachers—it’s a calling understood by just a few, yet it impacts an entire world. Our commitment grows into results, with 100 percent placement rates for year-long student teachers and 100 percent pass rates on Indiana-required CORE exams. Our teachers have excellence in content competence, cultural connections, and Christian character. They transform lives and impact the world.

Our mission is to prepare professional educators of excellence in a Christ-centered environment, cultivating excellence in:

Our Vision: Empowering educators, Transforming lives, Impacting the world in a Christ-centered environment... [-]

If you decide to become a teacher, you probably feel that it’s your calling to help make a difference. Our department helps you make those dreams a reality with our teacher certification program.

The Department of Education is a nationally accredited professional certification program, which means that you’ll graduate ready to begin your career. Through the three levels of our Teacher Education Program, you’ll get valuable classroom experience, including student teaching, and earn certification to teach in elementary or secondary classrooms. Most students graduate in four years.

Earn your degree and certification to teach at the elementary or secondary level.... [-]

The department of Health, Exercise, and Sport Sciences (H.E.S.P.) is engaged in understanding and promoting health and human movement. Our goal is to examine how movement-based physical activities, exercise, and sport contribute to the quality of human life. We do this from a wide range of perspectives including biology, chemistry, psychology, sociology, business, education, and philosophy to ensure that our graduates are able to conceptualize and analyze health and human movement in a holistic manner.

The Health, Exercise & Sport Sciences Department embraces three core values: Innovation, Immersion and Interdisciplinary. These three values will be stranded throughout all H.E.S.P. courses.... [-]

Teach the next generation of technology trailblazers when you earn a bachelor’s degree in secondary education with a technology education endorsement at Kansas State Polytechnic.

In collaboration with K-State’s College of Education, this technology education degree option is designed to serve individuals interested in instructing technology at the high school level. Currently, there is a nationwide initiative to prepare more people to become STEM, or science, technology, engineering and math, educators, and this degree helps you make a contribution to that need.

Enrolled students study a combination of technology content focused on mechanical, electronic and computer systems curriculum. Many of the courses – which cover topics such as basic electronics, computing principles, hardware and software fundamentals, machine design and manufacturing methods – include lab time and project-based assignments, so students have a better understanding of the material and can use hands-on demonstrations in their own classrooms.... [-]

This undergraduate program attracts students with an individual vision of what they would like to pursue. With an advisor’s assistance, junior-level students can pair two minors to create a unique synergy.

Are you fascinated by two different subjects but don't want to major in either of them? Have you earned a substantial amount of credit already? Do you know what your future career will be and want an education tailored to your specific needs? If you have 60 or more units of earned college-level coursework and obtain the recommendation of an advisor, you can complete a degree that provides the flexibility to change direction and build upon prior educational experiences in multiple disciplines. This degree will provide you with rigorous study in two areas - you will complete two minors - and focused preparation for your career path.... [-]

The Bachelor of Education is a four-year bachelor’s degree which prepares students for work as a teacher in schools.

A typical program may include coursework in pedagogy, educational psychology, educational policy and leadership, curriculum development, lesson planning, social justice, special education, and instructional technology. Specializations include elementary school education, middle school education, and high school education.

Elementary school education students typically study a broad range of topics while middle and high school education students focus on just one or two subjects.

Many programs incorporate training and practical experience, in the form of research projects, presentations, and OPT and CPT opportunities, with tuition starting at $24,000 USD per academic year, although partial merit scholarships are available for high performing international students based on IELTS (6.5+) and TOEFL (90+) exam scores as well as CGPA and SAT (1150+) exam scores.... [-]

Do you love math and science? Become equipped to meet the tremendous demand for math and science teachers with a composite teaching major in science and mathematics education. This major is designed to efficiently immerse students in both the mathematics and scientific disciplines while teaching innovative strategies to help secondary students learn these subjects. During our program, you will study math and choose biology, chemistry, earth science, or physics. The composite major in mathematics and science education places students in close contact with our excellent faculty and campus resources. Small class sizes and hands-on instruction provided by knowledgeable, caring faculty help students efficiently prepare for teaching multiple disciplines. Students also participate in active learning situations both on and off campus, adding value to the content and pedagogy they study in the classroom. No other university can prepare you in multiple disciplines as efficiently and effectively as the composite teaching major in science and mathematics education at BHSU.... [-]

Education majors experience numerous opportunities for teaching in a variety of educational settings. Students may concentrate in Wide Range Education, Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, Secondary Education, or Special Education.

WLC focuses on preparing quality teachers and positive role models who are ready to face the challenges of traditional and non-traditional educational programs that require a high degree of flexibility, stamina, and resourcefulness. Education majors gain meaningful experience outside of the college classroom through partnerships with area schools. Pre-student teaching clinicals, connected to all methods courses, are conducted in a variety of early childhood, elementary, middle, and secondary school settings.... [-]

Smart Choice is a model program developed by Northeastern State University. The unique blended-color logo and the Smart Choice slogan represent a commitment on the part of NSU and participating two-year colleges to help students make a seamless transition from earning an associate’s degree to attaining a four-year degree in the program of their choice.

Students wishing to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education must meet the following requirements: Student will have completed a minimum 45 hours and have a 2.75 overall Grade Point Average; ALL potential teacher education majors must show verification that they have taken, or are registered to take, the Oklahoma General Education Test (OGET) when they begin classes in NSU’s Professional Education sequence. Students may complete either an Associate of Science or Arts Degree. Within their Associate’s degree, students should complete the required prerequisites for their major.... [-]

Park offers a wide range of degree options in the School for Education for aspiring teachers, administrators, and educational advocates.

Our education degree plan is offered at our Kansas City campus and leads to certification in Early Childhood, Elementary, Middle School or Secondary Education, or K-12 Education. Or, those not interested in certification should consider the innovative Education Studies degree with specialization available in the Young Child, Youth, Early Childhood and Leadership, and Early Childhood Teaching Young Children.

In our online Education degree program, you can prepare for job opportunities in all school environments through diverse placements in rural, suburban, urban and international settings. ... [-]

The study of music education at Lake Forest combines music theory, history and culture of music, and music performance with rigorous study in the practical art of teaching strings, winds and percussion, elemental and secondary general music, and instrumental and choral ensembles.

Music education students are exposed to a strong, flexible major they can complete in four years. Additionally, they will be equipped to teach a range of music classes — from band to choir to orchestra to general music — to students of all ages, K-12.

The College’s award-winning education program is one of the best in Illinois, with a high post-graduation employability rate: last year, 95% of Lake Forest education grads got jobs in educational settings. ... [-]

How much will this program cost me?

*The amounts shown above include costs for the entire program, assuming normal time to completion. Note that this information is subject to change.

International Scholarships

International students accepted to Five Towns College are eligible to receive an international scholarship ranging from $1,000 to $10,000 USD per year. These scholarships are based on talent and/or merit and are remunerable based on the scholarship criteria set forth in the awards letter. These scholarships are awarded at both the undergraduate and graduate level.

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