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 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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NEW EDUCATOR
The 2022 New Educator magazine is now online! Meet our new dean; new leaders in Kinesiology; and check out powerful stories written by and about alumni.
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OPENSCIED
MSU scholars have joined a multi-state effort to develop, distribute and evaluate open access elementary science and literacy curricula and professional development materials.
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News
MSU's Teacher Preparation Program becomes more affordable, addresses teacher shortage
December 02, 2022
The Michigan State University Teacher Preparation Program is moving from a five-year to a four-year model, beginning in fall 2023. The new model is a reshaped version of the well-regarded undergraduate program. It will maintain core elements — including the yearlong internship and curric...
Book supports early educators and learners in best literacy practices
November 28, 2022
Associate Professor Tanya S. Wright is the lead author of a new professional book that aims to improve literacy learning for children from birth through age 5. The book, "Literacy Learning for Infants, Toddlers, and Preschoolers: Key Practices for Educators," is available now through...
Bryan Beverly Wins 2022 Outstanding Supervisor Award
November 22, 2022
Director of the Office of K-12 Outreach Bryan Beverly Bryan Beverly, director of the Office of K-12 Outreach at the College of Education is a recipient of the Outstanding Supervisor Award at Michigan State University. For Beverly, who oversees close to 30 staff members, the award comes as a ...
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 today’s schools.
Events »
Dec
9
Writing Center Write-In
TBD
Dec
13
College Faculty Advisory Committee: Proposed Changes to College of Education Bylaws
Online (via Zoom or similar)
Dec
13
Summer Research Opportunities Program (SROP) Virtual Open House
Online (via Zoom or similar)
Dec
14
Support Staff Advisory Committee Meeting
507, Erickson Hall
Dec
19
Intro to Restorative Justice: 2-Day Training
110 Student Services Building