You can earn licensure to teach Grades K-5 by following: 

• K-5 if you are an undergraduate student or 
• K-5 if you are an MAT student. 

You can earn licensure to teach Grades 4-8 by following: 

• 4-8 if you are an undergraduate student or 
• 4-8 if you are an MAT student. 

To become licensed to teach high school, you will major in the subject are in which you want to teach, and you will minor in Professional Education. We offer licensure programs in the following content areas: 

• 6-12 Biology Licensure Program
• 6-12 Chemistry Licensure Program
• 6-12 English Licensure Program
• 6-12 French Licensure Program
• 6-12 German Licensure Program
• 6-12 History Licensure Program (Geography, Political Science, and Economics)
• 6-12 Latin Licensure Program
• 6-12 Math Licensure Program
• 6-12 Spanish Licensure Program

Contact Dr. Barbara Peterson for more information about earning licensure in these areas in the MAT program.

 Follow the links below to see programs in the following areas.

• K-12 Art Licensure Program
• K-12 Health and Human Performance Licensure Program
• K-12 Music Education Licensure Program
• K-12 Music Licensure Program - Vocal
• K-8 Special Education Interventionist

• Master of Arts Administrator Licensure Program
• Educational Specialist Administrator Licensure Program
• Educational Specialist Administrator Non - Licensure Program

• Reading Specialist Licensure Program

• Educational Specialist in Elementary 
• Educational Specialist in Secondary 

• Educational Specialist Counseling Licensure Program

While the following programs do not lead to a degree, they do lead endorsements in Pre-K - 3, K-6, and English Language Learning.

• Add-on Endorsements
• ELL Endorsement