
Teacher Education
Learn more about our initial licensure programs for new teachers and our additional license and MA options for experienced teachers.
The School of Education has degree options and pathways for every learner. Whether you are an experienced teacher looking to further your career and impact on education, or you are brand new to education looking for your first license, we have you covered. Explore our degree options below:
Learn more about our initial licensure programs for new teachers and our additional license and MA options for experienced teachers.
Learn more about our advanced degrees for experienced teachers, including MA and EdD options, as well as administrative licenses.
Learn more about our initial licensure programs for new teachers, our additional licenses for experienced teachers, and MA options in Special Education.
Not sure which program is for you? Explore our degree finder page and we will match you with the perfect program to continue your journey in education.
Educating teachers to understand and address trauma triggered in the classroom is vital when it comes to nurturing a child’s ability to learn. As a result, the School of Education and the Morrison Family College of Health have teamed up to form the Minnesota Institute for Trauma-Informed Education (MITIE). The institute will help to develop, support, and advance the field of trauma-informed and trauma-engaged education. […]
Read MoreIn the hopes of enticing more prospects to choose St. Thomas, the university is rolling out four new student-centric TV commercials on Feb. 8 that use storytelling suspense, drama and intrigue that mirror teasers for some of the popular prime time TV shows in which they are slotted to appear.
Read MoreChildren bring their whole selves into the classroom – their circumstances, their real-life experiences and their emotions. For some, that includes trauma triggered by traumatic events and situations experienced outside of school.
Read MoreThe Office of Academic Affairs is pleased to announce faculty who have been promoted to professor, effective Sept. 1, 2021.
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