Explore our undergraduate programs and certificates designed to build knowledge, skills and experiences for your future career in education.
Available on campus and online, elementary education provides a foundation of knowledge and skills for future P-6 grade teachers. Please see the Elementary Education Bachelor's Degree web page for curriculum guide and program requirements.
The secondary education program prepares students to teach in grades 6–12. Secondary educators teach in high schools, junior high schools, and middle schools and prepare to teach in one or more teaching fields. Please see the Secondary Education Bachelor's Degree web page for curriculum guides and program requirements.
The Bachelor of Science Degree in Educational Studies prepares successful candidates to participate in shaping and making educational policy, working with youth in non-school settings, preparing for international teaching, or participating in the entrepreneurial realm.
Explore undergraduate certificates that complement your degree and build career-ready skills.
The Undergraduate Certificate in Computer Science Education is a collaborative online program between the Department of Computer Science and the Department of Curriculum and Instruction. Upon completion of these courses, you will be equipped with the knowledge, skills and pedagogical strategies to effectively teach computer science in a K-12 setting.
In this certificate program, students will explore concepts of ludology, how games can be utilized in their field of study, and develop a philosophy regarding the use and nature of games.
This 12-credit hour certificate explores the pedagogy and best practices of online teaching and learning, and the necessary tools for designing, implementing, and teaching effective courses in virtual PK-12 schools.
This 12-credit hour certificate program is open to students that plan to coach at the high school or community level after graduation, the Kansas State High School Activities Association (KSHSAA) has accepted the K-State College of Education Sports Performance Coaching Certificate as a substitute or waiver of the American Coaching Effectiveness Program (ACEP).
A Provisional Kansas License may allow a licensed teacher to teach in an endorsement area while completing the requirements for full licensure.