What will I learn in a secondary education degree program?
The secondary education program offers students a strong liberal arts education with emphasis in the particular academic discipline in which the student will be teaching. The Secondary Education program leads to a bachelor's degree in the College of Education and Human Development. Students have the option of combining this with a degree in their content area-sometimes requiring no increase in the total credits required.
Please note: Our teacher licensure programs prepare students for a Nevada teacher's license, which is available only to persons holding U.S. citizenship or a valid work permit/green card. International students not meeting this requirement may earn any of our degrees but are not eligible for a Nevada teaching license. International students are urged to work closely with their academic advisors to ensure their programs meet their professional goals.
Why study secondary education at the 夜色视频?
- Classroom experience: Get hands-on experience throughout your degree program by working with teachers and students in Nevada’s middle and high school classrooms.
- Award-winning faculty: Here, you'll learn from world-class faculty, many of whom are winners of national and international awards for teaching and research.
- Content and pedagogy expertise: Grow your subject area knowledge while learning cutting-edge teaching practices.
- Prepare for today’s classrooms: Become a critical and reflective teacher who supports students of diverse backgrounds.
- Our graduates are in demand: 90% of our graduates reported that they received a job after graduation.
- Engagement: Students can join the University of Nevada Education Association (U of NEA), as well as participate in outreach and research opportunities in our College.
