Degree

Bachelor of Science

School

Teacher Education

Overview

Is your aspiration to teach art, foreign language or physical education in K-12 schools? UCF’s Bachelor of Science in Teacher Education will prepare you to effectively teach art, physical education or world language subjects at the elementary (K-5), middle (6-8) and high school (9-12) grade levels. As a teacher candidate at a research university, you will be benefit by learning from faculty members engaged in evidence-based practices that lead the current trends in teacher preparation programs. Our program embraces a holistic approach to teacher preparation by developing content knowledge and teaching expertise, demonstrating how to meet the academic and socio-emotional needs of child and adolescent learners, and applying new skills and knowledge through meaningful field experiences at our partnership schools.

This degree program leads to subject-area certification issued by the Florida Department of Education. A non-certification option is available through our lifelong learning track.

This program has potential ties to professional licensure or certification in the field. For more information on how this program may prepare you in that regard, please view the licensure disclosure for this program.

Subject Area Tracks (Certification)

Art Education
Physical Education
World Languages Education

Lifelong Learning Tracks (Non-certification)

Art Education
Physical Education
World Languages Education

Experiences in Diverse Environments

As a teacher candidate in our program, you will have a number of opportunities to extend your learning in partnership schools that complement coursework and provide valuable, hands-on experiences. You will work directly with elementary, middle and high school students under the mentorship of experienced program faculty and practicing K-12 teachers.

CONTACT US

Art Education
Dr. Debra McGann

Physical Education
Dr. Cindy Sabatino

World Languages Education
Dr. Michele Regalla