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Undergraduate Programs: 

The School of Education and Psychology offers eight Bachelor of Science in Education degree programs, a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology and one Licensure Program:

• Birth-Kindergarten
• Elementary Education (Grades k-6, Teaching)
• Middle Grades (Grades 6-9, Teaching Language Arts/Social Science)
• Middle Grades (Grades 6-9, Teaching Social Science/Language Arts)
• Middle Grades (Grades 6-9, Teaching Mathematics/Science)
• Middle Grades (Grades 6-9, Teaching Science/Math)
• Special Education (Grades K-12, Teaching with concentration in Mental Retardation)
• Special Education (Grades K-12, Teaching with concentration in Learning Disabilities)
• Special Education (Grades K-12, Teaching with concentrations in Mental Retardation and Learning Disabilities)
• Health/Physical Education
• Art
• Music
• Secondary Education Licensure (Grades 9-12, Teaching)
  • Biology
  • English
  • Chemistry
  • Mathematics
  • History

Non-Teaching Degrees:

Heath and Physical Education (Non-Teaching)

• Aquatics and Fitness (Non-Teaching)
• Sports Science (Non-Teaching)
• Sports Management (Non-Teaching)

Psychology (Non-Teaching)

    A student majoring in Elementary Education, Special Education, or Physical Education,  is required to select an academic concentration from the list below.  All teaching programs in the School of Education have the approval of the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction and, therefore, according to the "approved program approach," will permit the student who has successfully completed a teacher preparation program and achieved an appropriate PRAXIS score to acquire an Initial Class A teaching license.

Approved Academic Concentration Options:

Admission Requirements

Livetext Electronic Portfolio Requirements

Certification Requirements

Graduate Programs:   

The Master in Education Degree- Elementary Education

Contact Dr. James E. Hedgebeth, Graduate Facilitator at 252-335-3105

jehedgebeth@mail.ecsu.edu

or

Dr. Saundra S. Copeland, Chair of the Department of Education/Graduate Coordinator at 252-335-3337

sscopeland@mail.ecsu.edu

The Master in School Administration

Contact Dr. David Hood, Graduate MSA Coordinator at 252-335-3473

dshood@mail.ecsu.edu

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Created 9/01/2001

Revised 8/20/2008