The Department of Teaching and Learning
Teacher Education
Professor Jill H. Allor, Department Chair
Presenting a broad range of expertise and specialization in both teaching and research, the faculty of the Department of Teaching and Learning offers students a comprehensive curriculum of theory, research, cross-disciplinary studies, and practicum. The faculty strives for teaching excellence, academic rigor, intellectual curiosity, and accountability.
The Department's professional education programs are of a rich, substantive nature that serves the needs of both aspiring teachers and career educators. Programs range from an undergraduate curriculum designed for State teacher certification to graduate degree and certification programs to enrichment opportunities approved by TEA or other educational agencies. In addition, a variety of noncredit workshops and seminars address issues of social and scholarly significance that are both useful in instructional delivery and applicable to required professional-development hours. For more information, explore the links below or request a catalog.
Doctoral Program
Doctor of Philosophy in Education (Ph.D.)
Graduate Degree Programs
Master of Education (M.Ed.)
Master of Education in Reading and Writing
Master of Education (M.Ed.) with Certification
Master of Bilingual Education (M.B.E.)
Master of Bilingual Education (M.B.E.) with a Gifted and
Talented Focus
Non-Degree Certifications
Bilingual Education Certification
ESL
Certification
Gifted Education
Certification
Master Reading Teacher
(MRT) Certification
Master Mathematics
Teacher (MMT) Certification
Master Technology Teacher
(MTT) Certification
Master Science Teacher
(MST) Certification
Learning Therapy Graduate Certification
Undergraduate Teacher Preparation
Teacher Certification (initial certification for undergraduate and post-baccalaureate students)