Undergraduate Programs

We are proud of the diverse undergraduate majors we offer in our College of Education.  Programs fall into three categories: 

• Teacher Licensure
• Non-Licensure
• Endorsement

How to Apply to Undergraduate Programs

Teacher Licensure Programs

Our teacher licensure programs are fully accredited and lead to becoming a fully licensed educator in the State of Ohio. Click the program name for a curriculum guide.

Early Childhood Education

• Early Childhood Education

Middle Childhood Education

• Language Arts/Mathematics
• Language Arts/Science
• Language Arts/Social Studies
• Mathematics/Social Studies
• Science/Social Studies
• Science/Mathematics

Special Education

• Early Childhood Intervention Specialist  
• ECIS Postbaccalaureate - Contact the department
• Mild/Moderate Intervention Specialist
• Mild/Moderate Postbaccalaureate - Contact the department
• Moderate/Intensive Intervention Specialist 
• Moderate/Intensive Postbaccalaureate - Contact the department

Secondary Education (Adolescent to Young Adult or AYA; Grades 7-12)

     Single Fields with Licensure

• Integrated Mathematics
• Integrated Language Arts
• Integrated Social Studies
• Chemistry
• Earth Science
• Life Science (Biology)
• Physics

      Dual Science Fields with Licensure

• Chemistry-Physics
• Earth Science-Chemistry
• Earth Science-Physics
• Biology-Chemistry
• Biology-Earth Science
• Biology-Physics

PK-12 Multi-Age Licensure

• Foreign Language: French
• Foreign Language: Spanish
• Drama-Theatre
• Visual Arts
• Music - Contact the department
• Dance
• Physical Education

Career Technical (4-12)

• Family & Consumer Sciences

Non-Licensure Programs 

Non-licensure programs are simply degree areas one can major in that do not lead to becoming a licensed teacher in the State of Ohio.

• Teaching and Training Technical Professionals
• Exercise Science 
• Coaching/Conditioning
• Fitness Management
• Physiology
• Pre-Physical Therapy
• Sports Studies 
• Coach Education
• Sport Management
• Athletic Training

Endorsements

Endorsements are areas that can be added to one's primary teaching field(s) after initial teacher licensure. They are officially recognized areas by the Ohio Department of Education.  Please contact the department for information on these endorsements.

• Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)
• Middle Level Generalist Endorsement