College of Education
The College of Education at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign offers undergraduate degree programs in the following areas:
Majors with Teaching Licensure
- Computer Science + Education, Concentration: Secondary Education, BS
- Early Childhood Education, BS
- Early Childhood Education: Professional Education - Licensure, BS
- Elementary Education, BS
- Middle Grades Education, BS
- Special Education: Learning & Behavior Specialist I, BS
Majors Without Teaching Licensure
- Computer Science + Education, Concentration: Learning Sciences, BS
- Early Childhood Education: Professional Education - Non-Licensure, BS
- Learning & Education Studies, BS
Teacher Education Minor
- Teacher Education Minor in Secondary School Teaching
A distinguishing hallmark of the College of Education is its commitment to diversity. Faculty members engage in research, teaching, and service activities developed to ensure that all children, including those who are racially, ethnically, linguistically, and economically different, as well as people with different abilities and disabilities, are provided with educational opportunities.
Requirements
Admission
Admission to the College of Education at any level (first-year, transfer, and intercollegiate transfer) is competitive.
General Education
In order to meet the University's current requirements in General Education, each candidate for a degree from the College of Education must complete the campus General Education requirements and the Language Other Than English through the third level. In most teacher education curricula, specific coursework within the General Education areas must be taken. Also, in some teacher education curricula, additional credit in the General Education areas is required. For more information on required general education coursework, contact a College of Education academic adviser. Students must select their courses for General Education from the campus General Education course list.
Graduation
Undergraduate students in the College of Education must meet the University requirements for graduation. For those in a major leading to licensure, the requirements of the Council on Teacher Education for licensure must also be met. Students in all curricula must meet the course and academic credit requirements of their curricula with satisfactory scholastic averages. Student teaching is required of all undergraduates in a licensure major and must be completed through the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Students in need of additional information concerning regulations and degree requirements of the College of Education should consult their academic advisers or the Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs in the College of Education, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 110 Education Building, 1310 South Sixth Street, Champaign, IL 61820.
graduate admissions: College of Education
graduate student services: (217) 244-3542, 142 Education, gradservices@education.illinois.edu
The College of Education at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign offers the following graduate degree programs:
Graduate Majors
- Curriculum and Instruction, CAS
- Curriculum and Instruction, EDD
- Curriculum and Instruction, EDM
- Curriculum and Instruction, MA
- Curriculum and Instruction, MS
- Curriculum and Instruction, PhD
- Early Childhood Education, EDM with teaching licensure
- Education Policy, Organization and Leadership, CAS
- Education Policy, Organization and Leadership, EDD
- Education Policy, Organization and Leadership, EDM
- Education Policy, Organization and Leadership, MA
- Education Policy, Organization and Leadership, PhD
- Educational Psychology, EDM
- Educational Psychology, MA
- Educational Psychology, MS
- Educational Psychology, PhD
- Elementary Education, EDM with teaching licensure
- Mental Health Counseling, MS
- Secondary Education, EDM with teaching licensure
- Special Education, EDM with and without teaching licensure
- Special Education, MS
- Special Education, PhD
Graduate Concentrations
- Bilingual-Bicultural Education
- Digital Learning
- Diversity & Equity in Education
- Educational Administration and Leadership
- English with teaching licensure
- Global Studies in Education
- Higher Education
- History of Education
- Human Resources Development
- Learning Design and Leadership
- Mathematics with teaching licensure
- Philosophy of Education
- Sciences with teaching licensure
- Social Science: History with teaching licensure
- Social Sciences & Education Policy
Graduate Certificates
- Cancer Education Management in Underrepresented and Diverse Communities, CERT
- Instructional System Design Management & Leadership, CERT
- International Education Administration and Leadership, CERT
- Learning Design and Leadership, CERT
- Middle Grades Education, CERT
Graduate Minors