Academics
The MSU College of Education has a variety of degrees to suit your interests and goalsâincluding nationally renowned programs and hands-on learning experience.
Online Excellence
U.S. News & World Report has named Michigan State University among the best places in the nation to earn an online master's degree in education. MSU is ranked in the top-10 in four program areas in the 2022 rankings.
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EXPLOR(ED)
See it again or for the first time: Dean Jerlando Jackson and Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Chancellor James T. Minor discussed education, equity in our inaugural EXPLOR(ED) event on 9/2.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
From Sept. 19-22, the Department of Kinesiology, in collaboration with other MSU units and external universities is hosting the Youth Sport and Sustainable Development Symposium.
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News
MSU report: Current state policies are failing Michiganâs rural schools and communities
September 19, 2022
A new report from Michigan State University finds that Michiganâs education policy reforms over the past two decades have largely ignored rural schools and thereby failed to support needed community development. The three-year-long study asked superintendents in 25 rural school distr...
MSU's First Steps Initiative provides support for children with autism
September 19, 2022
When a child is diagnosed with autism, caretakers may consider placing them in a supportive clinical setting for youth to learn and grow. Youth can learn to thrive in these environments, such as with the successful MSU Early Learning Institute. However, waitlists to get into such placements can tak...
In memoriam: Gabriel R. Serna
September 08, 2022
Michigan State University Assistant Professor Gabriel R. Serna passed away on Aug. 17, 2022. Serna joined the college in 2018 as a member of the Department of Educational Administration's Higher, Adult and Lifelong Education (HALE) unit. His research used quantitative approaches with a deeply cr...
Featured Stories
Global partnership to support Kenyan youth
MSU has received a $15 million grant to serve 300,000 Kenyan youth by helping create job opportunities. The USAID Empowered Youth project is led by Associate Prof. Leapetswe Malete.
$15.8M grant to increase career paths
Connie Sung and MSU Rehabilitation Counseling faculty are leading Project STEMM-UP, an initiative to create career paths for individuals with disabilities in STEM, medicine.
Teacher Preparation Program is redesigned
The new elementary program addresses changes in how MI certifies new teachers, and ensures Spartan educators are even better prepared to meet the challenges of todayâs schools.
Events »
Sep
29
Science Summit at UNGA77
Online (via Zoom or similar)
Oct
4
Building Research Impact Identity & Vision
Online (via Zoom or similar)
Oct
5
Support Staff Advisory Committee Meeting
507, Erickson Hall
Oct
5
Online Masterâs Series: Balancing your career and grad school
Online (via Zoom or similar)
Oct
14
Education Policy Virtual Open House
Online (via Zoom or similar)