College of Education and Human Development

Department of Curriculum and Instruction

Undergraduate programs

We offer five undergraduate programs that will let you explore teaching and learning in both classroom and professional settings, abroad and at home. All of our programs are rooted in our mission of educational equity and social justice.

Explore teaching and learning in programs taught by experienced faculty committed to social justice. 

Elementary education foundations BS Elementary education foundations BS

This major is designed to prepare you to become an elementary teacher. However, you will also gain valuable and highly transferable skills for many different career paths including boards of education, consulting firms, test preparation companies,…

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DirecTrack to Teaching DirecTrack to Teaching

Get on the path to teaching licensure as an undergraduate through DirecTrack to teaching.

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Learning technologies minor Learning technologies minor

Become a digital-savvy leader in your career field. As new online and mobile technologies are being added to our lives every day, they are transforming the way we communicate, collaborate, create, and learn.

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Racial justice in urban schooling minor Racial justice in urban schooling minor

The racial justice in urban schooling minor is designed for students interested in the intersections of race, social class, language status, gender or sexual orientation, and how those impact educational equity and social justice.

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