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Undergraduate Education Programs at SLU

As part of a professional learning community, teacher candidates develop into skilled teacher leaders ready to teach in a classroom following graduation from the Saint Louis University School of Education. At SLU, emphasis is placed on innovative teaching methodologies, collaboration, and working with diverse groups of students.

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B.A. in Education

Explore Your Options: Five Education Concentrations

SLU's B.A. in Education offers five concentrations, allowing you to tailor your education to the future teaching option that interests you most.

  • Early childhood education (birth to grade 3)
  • Elementary education (grades 1 to 6)
  • Middle school education (language arts, mathematics, science, social science) (grades 5 to 9)
  • Secondary education (English, mathematics, social science) (grades 9 to 12)
  • Special education for mild/moderate disabilities (kindergarten to grade 12)

Learn More About the B.A. in Education Concentrations

B.A. in Teaching (Online Rising Teachers)

Explore Your Options: Two Education Concentrations

SLU's B.A. in Teaching offers an online option that provides flexibility for students who are currently working in schools as paraprofessionals, long-term substitutes or other classroom support roles who can apply their learning to their day-to-day work in schools. We offer two concentrations:

Education Minor

Why Choose SLU for Your Education Degree?

No matter which program you choose, you can:

  • Connect with a mentor. Our education students are closely mentored throughout their program within a supportive environment.
  • Get real-life experience in classrooms starting your first year. Participate in a variety of elementary and secondary classroom experiences as early as your first year and through the duration of your program.
  • Experience small class sizes. Classes in the School of Education allow you to establish strong connections with both faculty and other students.

Prepare for the Future

As part of a professional learning community, teacher candidates at Saint Louis University develop into skilled teacher leaders ready to teach in a classroom following graduation from the School of Education. Emphasis is placed on innovative teaching methodologies, collaboration and working with diverse groups of students.

SLU's urban location also allows you to work with diverse populations, preparing you to work in whatever classroom environment comes next.

Learn More

For additional information, please contact the Saint Louis University School of Education at 314-977-3292 or slued@slu.edu.