Involvement is the watchword in the College of Education! All degree programs provide relevant, supervised on and off campus internships, practicums, or clinical and field experiences which link classroom learning with professional exploration. When on campus, students have an opportunity to work side-by-side with nationally and regionally recognized faculty scholars. Depending on the field of study, students experience challenges in such diverse settings as public schools and day care centers, social and human services agencies, and recreational centers. Study and travel abroad programs as well as faculty and student exchange programs add an international dimension to the Morehead State experience.

Teaching. The College of Education is the primary academic unit for the Teacher Education Program and teacher certification, offering both undergraduate and graduate degree programs, including a cooperative doctoral program through the University of Kentucky. Advanced programs for certified teachers include a Fifth Year Program, Education Specialist degree and Rank I option in select fields. Recognition of program excellence is reflected through full accreditation of all appropriate College of Education programs.

The following undergraduate academic majors are available in the College of Education:

Department of Curriculum & Instruction

BA in Interdisciplinary Early Childhood Education

BA in Elementary Education (P-5 Certification)

BA in Elementary Education (5-9 Certification)

BA in Learning and Behavior Disorders (P-12 Certification)

BA in Moderate and Severe Disability (P-12 Certification)

Secondary and other P-12 teacher certification programs are available in cooperation with other departments in the University. Contact the academic department in which you would like certification.

Department of Health, Physical Education, & Sport Sciences

BA in Physical Education (P-12 Certification)

BS in Exercise Science

BA in Health (P-12 Certification)

BA in Health Promotions

BA in Sport Managemement

Success. Students are encouraged to become involved in campus organizations, clubs and special interest groups designed to introduce them to their field of specialization.

Faculty, in concert with recruiters, arrange for on-campus interviews and assist students in developing resumes and contacting potential employers. The record of job placements after graduation or successful admission to graduate and professional schools among College of Education majors is outstanding.