-
Academics
- Academics Overview
-
Undergraduate
- Undergraduate Overview
- Agricultural Education
- Early Childhood Education, B.A.
- Elementary Education, B.A.
- Middle Level Education, B.S.
- Mathematics Teaching, B.S.
- Modern Languages Education, B.A.
- Special Education, B.A.
- Secondary Education, B.A.
- Science Teaching, B.S./B.A.
- Athletic Leadership Minor
- Human Capital Education and Development
-
Masters and Specialist Programs
- Masters and Specialist Programs Overview
- Athletic Leadership (Online)
- Counselor Education
- Educational Leadership
- Human Resource Development
- Learning Sciences
- Literacy (Online)
- Middle Level Education, MAT
- Modern Languages, MAT
- Secondary Education, MAT
- Special Education (Online)
- Student Affairs
- Teaching and Learning (Online)
- Doctoral Programs
- Certificates | Endorsements | Licensure
- Expressway to Tiger Town
- Bachelors To Masters | Teacher Residency
- Teaching Fellows
- Research
- Programs
- Students
- About
Academics
The College of Education offers a range of programs that equip our students to promote the growth, education and development of all individuals:
- Teacher education undergraduate programs that lead to teaching licensure in early childhood, elementary, special education, agricultural education (in cooperation with the College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences), middle level education, and secondary English, mathematics, science and social studies.
- Advanced education master's program offerings that include literacy, special education, and teaching and learning.
- Master's and specialist degrees in clinical mental health, school counseling, and administration and supervision that lead to licensure.
- Other master's degrees in athletic leadership, student affairs and human resource development.
- Doctoral degrees in teaching and learning, education systems improvement science, educational leadership (P-12 and higher education), special education, learning sciences, and literacy, language and culture.
- Certificate and certification programs that counts toward state granted add-on licensure for teachers in areas such as ESOL and early childhood, as well as in-service teacher coursework and professional development through programs such as Reading Recovery.
Undergraduate
Masters and Specialist
Doctoral
Academic Departments
Education and Human Development
Addressing issues within schools and communities, offering programs in clinical mental health counseling, learning sciences, literacy, school counseling and special education.
Educational and Organizational Leadership Development
Recognized for excellence across the nation, our department focuses on developing educational and organizational leaders.
Teaching and Learning
The Department of Teaching and Learning prepares students who seek to make a difference in their communities - and the world - through careers in curriculum and instruction, early childhood education, elementary education, middle level education and secondary education.
College of Education
Copyright © Clemson University
College of Education | 101 Gantt Circle
