Professional Licensure Programs
The College of Education, Health and Human Sciences is responsible
for the coordination of teacher licensure programs for the University.
Licensure programs are available in art education, early childhood
education, elementary education, middle school education, secondary
education, and special education. Students pursuing initial licensure
programs complete their undergraduate degrees and graduate-level
internships. Upon completion of the internship year, students may
apply the graduate hours earned toward a master's degree with majors
in teacher education. The College also offers graduate programs
for teachers pursuing careers as school administrators, as well
as advanced degrees for experienced teachers. The Department of
Educational Psychology and Counseling offers graduate programs in
school counseling and school psychology. All of our professional
licensure programs are approved by the Tennessee State Department
of Education and are nationally accredited by NCATE (National Council
for Accreditation of Teacher Education).
Professional Licensure
Teacher Education
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