83 Educational Practice Degree Programs

The Master's program in Education with mention in Teaching and University Research, is adequate to the requirements of the new university law, and responds to the objectives of the national education system in its different levels and modalities.

The Non-Certification Bachelor of Science program in Education is designed for students interested in exploring education without pursuing certification. It offers a flexible curriculum that emphasize...

Students who complete the Bachelor of Education degree will be well-prepared to teach in today's inclusive learning environments. Through a common set of courses, students will earn minors in both inclusive education and integrated instructional design. With practicum experiences in different contexts each year, including a full-term practicum

The program in Education, Culture, and Society offers a Master’s degree focused on understanding how education interacts with cultural and social factors. It combines coursework that explores educatio...

The Ph.D. program in Education is designed to prepare students for advanced scholarly and professional roles within the field. It emphasizes the development of research expertise, theoretical understa...

The Doctorate in Education program is made up of academic studies based on research. Its purpose is to develop knowledge at the highest level.

The Graduate Certificate in Education (GCE) is designed for qualified classroom teachers to upgrade their expertise and credentials with a view to enhancing the effectiveness of their teaching. It can be a destination course or exit point, thus allowing flexibility for students who may wish to start with a short postgraduate course before committing to a Master of Education.

Advanced professional studies promote students competencies in education science and counseling.

The MSSE program offers innovative online and campus-based graduate courses for practicing science educators. Customized study plans offer courses in all science disciplines and are designed to take into account the student’s background, interests, and career goals. Courses may be taken for professional development or to earn a graduate degree.

There are many opportunities to work in education for those who want to serve students, but aren’t seeking a teaching license. The Bachelor of Science with a major in education studies at Trine University will prepare you for many of these roles.

The Bachelor of Education in Early Years Education is a four-year program with focused learning and practicum experiences at the Kindergarten to Grade 3 level. Students in the BEd Early Years program gain a breadth of knowledge spanning a range of disciplines, as well as a speciality skills in foundational K - 3 teaching. The BEd Early Years leads to Alberta Teacher Certification.

It is a master's degree where some research methodologies and the didactics of the three most requested areas in our state (Spanish, mathematics, and history) are strengthened. This master's degree addresses the need for teacher training in basic, upper secondary, and higher education; both at the national and state level.

This MA puts emphasis on broadening your critical perspective on education, with a carefully weighted balance between sector-wide and context-specific content and tasks. Dedicated, knowledgeable and enthusiastic staff will guide you through varied philosophical and disciplinary positions, with a focus on supporting you in articulating and strengthening your own expert critical voice.

This degree is designed to provide a broad introduction to the humanities, social and natural sciences, and arts for students interested in a liberal arts education or becoming elementary school teachers.

Your education classes integrate field experience beginning early in your program – giving you more confidence with students and preparation for your career.Classes provide strong preparation for state Teacher Certification Exams.Undergraduate program schedule will include a sequence in English, history, math and scienceStudents complete coursework in one of the following languages: French, Spanish, Italian, or sign language.