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Welcome to the College of Education at the University of Memphis, where our legacy of excellence spans over a century. Founded in 1912, we're more than just educators; we're innovators in educational research, counseling, and leadership development. At the forefront of shaping futures, our diverse programs prepare students for impactful roles not only in classrooms but also in leadership positions across education and beyond. Whether you're passionate about transforming teaching methodologies, conducting cutting-edge research, guiding individuals through counseling, or leading organizational change, our college offers the expertise and opportunities to ignite your potential and make a lasting difference. Join us in redefining what it means to shape the future of education and leadership—explore, engage, and elevate your aspirations with us today.


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Applied Behavior Analysis - Minor

Art Education - Master's (MAT) 

Autism Studies - Graduate Certificate (non-degree)

Clinical Mental Health Counseling - Master's (MS)

Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling - Master's (MS)

College and Career Counseling - Graduate Certificate (non-degree)

Counselor Education and Supervision - Doctoral (PhD)

Counseling Psychology - Doctoral (PhD)

Design and Development - Graduate Certificate (non-degree)

Disability Studies - Graduate Certificate (non-degree)

Educational Psychology and Research - Minor / Master's (MS) / Doctoral (PhD)

Elementary Education (K-5) - Bachelor's (BSEd) / Master's (MAT)

Higher Ed and Adult Education - Doctoral (EdD)

Higher Education Instruction - Graduate Certificate (non-degree)

Human Computer Interaction - Graduate Certificate (non-degree)

Instruction and Curriculum Leadership (7 Concentrations):

Integrated Early Childhood Education - Bachelor's (BSEd) / Master's (MAT) 

Integrative Studies: Educational Careers - Bachelor's (BSEd)

Integrative Studies: Secondary Math - Bachelor's (BSEd)

Integrative Studies: Youth Development - Bachelor's (BSEd)

K-12 Education - Minor

K-12 Educational Technology - Graduate Certificate (non-degree)

K-12 Educational Leadership - Graduate Certificate (non-degree)

Leadership and Policy Studies - Doctoral (EdD)

Literacy Leadership and Coaching - Graduate Certificate

Multi-Tier Systems of Support - Graduate Certificate (non-degree)

Physical Education - Master's (MAT)

Qualitative Studies in Education - Graduate Certificate (non-degree)

Quantitative Studies in Educational Research - Graduate Certificate (non-degree)

School Administration and Supervision - Master's (MS)

School Counseling - Graduate Certificate (non-degree) / Master's (MS)

School Library Information Specialist - Graduate Certificate (non-degree)

STEM Teacher Leadership - Graduate Certificate (non-degree)

Secondary Education (6-12) - Master's (MAT)

Special Education: Interventionist/Comprehensive - Bachelor's (BSEd) / Graduate Certificate (non-degree) / Master's (MAT)

Student Affairs Administration - Master's (MS)

Teaching English as a Second Language (TESOL) - Master's (MAT)

Urban Education - Graduate Certificate (non-degree)

Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling - Master's (MS)

World Languages - Master's (MAT)

 


COE News

- November 14, 2023 -

Council for Exceptional Children

Larkin Awarded Grant to Enhance Racial and Disability Inclusion in Children’s Literature

MEMPHIS, Tenn. – College of Education (COE) faculty member, Kayla Larkin has received a grant from the Council for Exception Children’s (CEC) Racial Justice Grant for her project, titled “Developing Culturally Responsive and Critically Inclusive Memphis Educators and Classrooms through Children’s Literature.” 

Learn more about Larkin's intent with this funding >

- November 3, 2024 -

Teachers learning about the Memphis 13

College of Ed. Dives Into New Memphis 13 Curriculum with MSCS Teachers

MEMPHIS, Tenn. – The University of Memphis College of Education (COE), in collaboration with the Memphis 13 Foundation, hosted a professional development (PD) session for social studies teachers in the Memphis Shelby County Schools (MSCS) district. The focus of the session was on effectively teaching the newly implemented Memphis 13 curriculum, which was integrated into the MSCS social studies curriculum in May 2023.

Read the latest on the localized Civil Rights curriculum >

- October 25, 2024 -

Glenn Rogers Sr.

COE Alum Honored with Street Dedication Next to Liberty Stadium

MEMPHIS, Tenn. – College of Education alumnus, Glenn Rogers Sr. was honored on Friday with a street dedication, sealing his legacy in both Memphis and Tiger Football history. The obvious choice of the street was S. Hollywood between Southern and Central Avenues, where Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium calls home.

Read more about the inspiring story of Glenn Rogers Sr. >

- October 25, 2024 -

Students attending UMID resource fair

Resource Fair Hosts Hundreds of Students with Disabilities

MEMPHIS, Tenn. – The University of Memphis Institute on Disability (UMID) hosted over 200 high school students who have intellectual and/or physical disabilities from Memphis-area school districts for a resource fair which featured community resources that can help these students lead meaningful lives after graduating high school.

Read more about the fair >

- October 15, 2024 -

Winners of OTECP Residency Awards for September 2024

Student / Mentor / Supervisor of the Month: September 2024

MEMPHIS, Tenn. – The College of Education (COE) Office of Teacher Education and Clinical Practice (OTECP) is proud to announce the recipients of Student Teacher, Mentor Teacher, and Supervisor of the Month for September 2024: Micayla Scott, Molly Tosh, and Jennifer Bubrig.

Read more about this month's winners >

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