If it has to do with teaching, chances are SVSU has what you are looking for. Our offerings are diverse for those teaching K-12 and for those in administration. Need to obtain an endorsement or renew certification? Our educators are in tune with any changes that may occur with the State of Michigan and we will help you find the courses you need.
Early childhood focuses on the study of all children from birth through age eight. Pursue undergraduate teacher certification, a master's degree with an early childhood specialization, a graduate endorsement or post baccalaureate teacher certification.
For those who want to teach grades K-8. Teacher candidates also have the opportunity to specialize in Early Childhood education to teach children years birth to 8.
Secondary Education Program is designed for those who want to teach grades 6-12. It also includes K-12 certification in Visual Arts Education, Music Education, Physical Education, Spanish, and French Education.
For those interested in teaching students who are eligible to receive special education services in the areas of autism spectrum disorder, cognitive impairment, and/or learning disability. Teacher candidates will major in Special Education at the elementary or secondary level.
Already have your bachelor's degree and now want to teach? SVSU offers two options for you to become certified.
Access the list of endorsement programs offered at SVSU that are approved by the Michigan Department of Education
Choose from three graduate degree programs: Master of Arts in Teaching, Technology Learning Systems & Design and Master of Education (principalship); a variety of endorsement programs to enhance your credentials; or move into administration with our Education Specialist program.
coeconnect@svsu.edu
(989) 964-4057(989) 964-4057
Dean
James E. Tarr, Ph.D.
Acting Assistant Dean & Professor
Colleen D'Arcy, Ph.D.
Office
College of Education Dean's Office
Gilbertson Hall, North 275
University Center, MI 48710
989-964-7107
coe-dean@svsu.edu
Hours
8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.