Academics
The MSU College of Education has a variety of degrees to suit your interests and goals—including nationally renowned programs and hands-on learning experience.
Online Excellence
U.S. News & World Report has again named Michigan State University among the best in the nation. MSU is ranked No. 4 in the country for best online master's programs in education, and No. 2 for serving veterans.
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Become a Teacher
Applications are open for MSU’s Teacher Preparation Program. The world needs more great teachers: Join a profession dedicated to preparing the generation of tomorrow by leading in the classroom today.
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Speaking Up
Educators and students are living through unprecedented times. What are our responsibilities now? Do we want to go back to normal? How do we move forward into a new, better educational future? Join our forum discussion from our expert panel on 3/3 at 7:00 p.m.
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News
Racial equity in school discipline: Starting in the classroom
March 04, 2021
Black students are suspended or expelled from schools at disproportionately higher rates than other students, and data show the problem is progressively getting worse at the elementary level. The issue, researchers argue, starts in the classroom where teachers make disciplinary referrals to the...
MSU offers new program in applied behavior analysis with autism focus
March 02, 2021
Beginning in fall 2021, Michigan State University will offer a fully online degree program for those interested in supporting individuals with autism spectrum disorder through applied behavior analysis. "The Master of Arts in Applied Behavior Analysis and Autism Spectrum Disorder is ideal for p...
Floden becomes AACTE Board Chair
February 26, 2021
The American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE) has announced that Robert E. Floden, dean of the College of Education at Michigan State University, is the new chair of its Board of Directors. AACTE is the nation’s leading organization on educator preparat...
Featured Stories
Collective Commitment to Change
College leaders shared a message with the community about our continued and collaborative efforts to work toward equitable, inclusive and just learning environments for all people.
How we learn to move
What changes in our body, brain and environment influence physical maturation and skills throughout childhood and adolescence? Read insight from the MSU Motor Performance Study.
Free Science & Literacy Lessons
A free and complete curriculum, designed by MSU researchers, will help K-2 students learn—and love—science. Learn more, and download the SOLID Start materials.
Events
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Community-Engaged Scholarship Write-Ins
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Understanding Pronouns Workshop
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REFLECT & CONNECT – REFLECTIONS ON A YEAR IN PANDEMIC
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Doctoral Dissertation Defense: Brittany Dillman
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Emancipatory Education Speaker Series: Leslie Gonzales
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