About the College of Education
The College of Education at Michigan State University is home to an intensive five-year teacher preparation program, several nationally ranked programs of graduate study and a vibrant research community that is committed to making a difference in practice.
Academic Areas
Under the guidance of renowned
administrators and
faculty members in four
departments, students have opportunities to pursue or advance careers in teaching, educational administration, higher education, research, policymaking, student affairs, rehabilitation counseling, school psychology, kinesiology and athletic training.
Key Priorities
The College of Education has established a reputation for excellence and visionary thinking in its efforts to improve teaching and learning across our nation and world, particularly within the contexts of urban and global education. The faculty remains committed to addressing the educational and physical needs of all learners across the life span, and to working closely with educators, leaders and policymakers in the field.
Why Choose MSU
Innovative teacher education programs, outstanding faculty, relationships with practicing educators and strong research opportunities make Michigan State University a dynamic place for learning to teach and to contribute to the fields of education and kinesiology. The college is proud to claim more than 49,000 alumni, each touching lives in their own way around the world.
Michigan State University has been preparing educators for over 100 years. The College of Education continues to improve education in our global society through a three-part mission: leadership, scholarship and service.
The Annual Report provides a snapshot of College of Education priorities and achievements each academic year. The New Educator magazine includes the latest news and in-depth features on programs, students, faculty and alumni.
Faculty and staff are recognized for their research, teaching and service at the college, campus, national and international levels.
From the nation’s No.1-ranked programs in elementary and secondary education to an international award-winning Confucius Institute, this list of achievements showcases the College of Education’s capacity for excellence, innovation and collaboration.
The College of Education is comprised of four departments, including Teacher Education, Educational Administration, Counseling, Educational Psychology and Special Education, and Kinesiology.
Learn how to reach the Student Affairs Office and Dean’s Office, see a list of administrators or browse the full directory of faculty and staff members (including biographical profiles for faculty).
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