Programs

The Faculty of Education has several programs and routes to choose from. Use the links below for more information, including information on admission.

Four Year Elementary Program
The Bachelor of Education Elementary Degree is a *120 credit, four-year program that prepares students to teach Kindergarten to Grade 6.  Upon graduating from the program, students are eligible to apply for Teacher Certification in Alberta.

Four Year Secondary Program
The Bachelor of Education Secondary Degree is a *120 credit, four-year program that prepares students to teach Junior High and High School.  Upon graduating from the program, students are eligible to apply for Teacher Certification in Alberta.

Five Year Combined Degrees Program
The combined degree programs offer graduates an opportunity to earn two bachelor degrees in five years in conjunction with partner faculties at the University. Students interested in Physical Education, Science, Music, Human Ecology, Native Studies, or Drama are encouraged to pursue a combined degree.

After Degree (for students with an approved degree)
The After-Degree program designed for holders of three or four year approved Bachelor's degrees. The After-Degree can be completed in either Elementary or Secondary education, and graduates are eligible for teacher certification in Alberta.

Collaborative (Off-Campus) Degree
These degrees are opportunities for students to earn a University of Alberta degree while studying on the campus of one of two colleges in Alberta. These colleges are Red Deer College and Grande Prairie Regional College.

Aboriginal Teacher Education Program
ATEP is an off-campus elementary teacher education program designed to improve the educational success of Aboriginal children by increasing the number of Aboriginal teachers in communities in Northern Alberta.  Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal students are encouraged to apply.

Diploma Programs
The Faculty of Education offers several *24 credit diploma programs that can be completed over four years that are designed to provide you with an additional area of specialization in the field of Education.  Some examples are teaching English as a second language and early childhood education.

Admission

For the Fall 2012 intake, the Faculty of Education will be accepting applications directly from high school.  Post-secondary transfer students who meet requirements are also welcome to apply to the Faculty of Education.

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If you're ready to join the Faculty of Education for undergraduate studies, choose one of the following options:

Admission Requirements at a Glance

Admission Requirements at a Glance

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