Licensure Areas
Each licensure area is listed below.  All candidates for teacher licensure complete practicum experiences in P-12 settings, beginning with the first or second year of study.  The program culminates in a semester-long student teaching experience. All programs can be completed in four years.

Licensure areas are as follows:

Biology (6-12)

Business (6-12)

Chemistry (6-12)

Early Childhood (PK-3)

Elementary (K-5)

English (6-12)

Family and Consumer Sciences (5-12)

General Music/Instrumental (K-12)

General Music/Vocal (K-12)

Government (6-12)

History (6-12)

Mathematics (6-12)

Middle Grades: Language Arts/Social Studies (6-8)

Middle Grades: Mathematics/Science (6-8)

Physical Education (K-12)

Physics (6-12)

Psychology (9-12)

Spanish (6-12)

Special Education: Comprehensive (K-12)

Special Education: Interventionist (K-8)

Special Education: Interventionist (6-12)

Theatre (K-12)

Visual Arts (K-12)

For individuals who do not wish to earn a teaching license, all areas listed above are also available in degree programs without licensure.  In addition, our department offers a Human Exceptionalities major, which can be customized to meet prerequisites for admission to graduate programs in Occupational Therapy (OT) or Speech and Language Pathology (SLP).