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 master's and doctoral programs for future leaders in K-12 education, college student affairs and higher education administration.
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.
If you visit the admissions office at the University of St. Thomas, you’re likely to encounter genuine family hospitality. Two sisters from Brookfield, Wisconsin, Lauren and Lizzy Rusch, are often at the front desk, together, ready to offer prospective students and their families a warm, “Welcome to St. Thomas.” Lauren ’25, a senior admissions intern,… The post Family Connection: Meet the Sisters Welcoming Future Tommies to Campus appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.
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