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.
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U.S. News & World Report has again named Michigan State University among the best in the nation. MSU is ranked No. 4 in the country for best online master's programs in education, and No. 2 for serving veterans.
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Get a glimpse of life at Michigan State University and in East Lansing through the eyes of our students. Education Policy Ph.D. students talk about joining MSU, and insights about activities on- and off-campus.
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Congrats, Grads
Congratulations, Class of 2021! We're so proud of your accomplishments. View speeches, list of graduates and awardees from College of Education ceremonies as we welcome you to our alumni family.
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News
Kinesiology undergraduates earn first prizes at UURAF
May 05, 2021
Two kinesiology undergraduate students were among those who received awards at the University Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum (UURAF). For 23 years, Michigan State University has hosted UURAF for undergraduate students to showcase their research and scholarly activity. Held virtually in 20...
Kinesiology doctoral student earns national honor
April 27, 2021
Jill Kochanek, a doctoral student in Michigan State University's Kinesiology program, was named the winner of the American Kinesiology Association's 2021 Doctoral Scholar Award. The prestigious honor, based on recommendations by faculty in kinesiology programs across the U.S., celebrates on...
New book focuses on principal development and support
April 20, 2021
Learning environments require many components to be successful. Michigan State University's Madeline Mavrogordato wants to make sure one vital component is not overlooked: the quality of principal leadership. Her new book “Exploring Principal Development and Teacher Outcomes: How Princi...
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Collective Commitment to Change
College leaders shared a message with the community about our continued and collaborative efforts to work toward equitable, inclusive and just learning environments for all people.
How we learn to move
What changes in our body, brain and environment influence physical maturation and skills throughout childhood and adolescence? Read insight from the MSU Motor Performance Study.
Free Science & Literacy Lessons
A free and complete curriculum, designed by MSU researchers, will help K-2 students learn—and love—science. Learn more, and download the SOLID Start materials.
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International Student Listening Space
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Critical Friends Peer Mentoring Sessions
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Global Spartans Virtual Reunion
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MSU Summer Classes Begin
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VCU Holmes Scholars Professional Development Series
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