23 Teaching BA Degree Programs

BA in Pre-school Teaching Program is designed for students who want to pursue a career in early years education, to work with children between the age of 3 to 7 years. The Program is conducted by innovative approaches and provides several practices from the first semester to ensure real professional experiences for our students.

Do you want to be a lecturer in further education? We’re one of just three Scottish Universities endorsed by the Scottish Government to offer a Teaching Qualification in Further Education. This course is available to students domiciled in Scotland.

We’re one of just four Scottish Universities endorsed by the Scottish Government to offer the Teaching Qualification in Further Education (TQFE). This course is available to students domiciled in Scotland.

If you work in the Early Years and have a foundation degree in Early Years (or equivalent), this flexible course is ideal for developing your career. You'll be able to balance studies with your employment and gain a full BA (Hons) degree.

Pre-school teachers have one of the most intimate relationships with children. You will be the one who creates a loving, home-like atmosphere for young children who still need emotional security first and foremost. As a nursery teacher, you will get to know children's own little world and help them develop through shared play.

The Bachelor of Arts in Humanities for Teaching program is designed to prepare students for careers in education by providing a comprehensive foundation in the liberal arts, with an emphasis on humani...

The Bachelor's degree in English Teaching focuses on preparing students for a career in teaching English, emphasizing both language proficiency and pedagogical skills. The program combines comprehensi...

The program is designed for those who already have some experience in teaching and want to build on their knowledge to advance their careers. It focuses on developing practical teaching skills, unders...

The Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Education prepares students to teach in grades seven through twelve. Endorsement options include mathematics, social science, biological science, English, business education, and career and technical education. Special Education and Teaching English as a Second Language are also endorsement options.

As experienced educators, we are very conscious that our teaching and learning strategies emphasize the learner's role. There will be lectures, seminars, tutorials, and group work to enable active participation in the learning process.

Prepare for a career as a teacher of social studies and history in middle or high school with the Bachelor of Arts in Social Science with an Inspired Teaching and Learning Preliminary Single Subject Teaching Credential. The program combines rigorous coursework in history and social sciences with a focus on world, U.S., and California history.

Our business education degree will prepare you to teach middle and high school students for careers in business through hands-on exercises and experiences. Your education will include.

Through collaboration between Trevecca’s Social and Behavioral Sciences Department and the School of Education, this program helps students to turn a love for learning history into a rewarding career cultivating the education of today's youth. If you love learning how history has shaped the world and have a gift for working with children and youth, a bachelor's in history education may be a great path for you. This unique program allows you to turn your love of learning into a rewarding career cultivating the education of today's youth.

The Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies with a Specialization in Environmental Education and Communication offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to equip students with a strong foundation i...

This program provides candidates with the understanding and skills necessary to navigate the complex teaching and learning systems within the school and community environments. This program also focuses on skills necessary to meet the needs of students with high-incidence disabilities who are typically taught in regular elementary classrooms.