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Illinois State has one of the largest education programs in the nation. You can become a teacher in early education, elementary education, middle school education, secondary education, and special education. In addition to teacher education programs, we have nationally-recognized graduate programs to prepare school administrators and higher education teachers. Explore the teacher education programs offered at ISU.
The College of Education prepares educators for the full range of education professions. Students select from early-childhood through administrative majors, bachelors through doctorate degrees.
Teacher education programs at Illinois State include early education, elementary education, middle school education, secondary education, and special education. Get assistance in completing the requirements of your degree.
Illinois State offers full doctoral programs on campus as well as off-campus in the Quad Cities, Springfield, Joliet/Channahon, and Chicago. Students interested in preparing for teaching careers in colleges and universities should consult academic advisors in the discipline they plan to teach for information concerning appropriate graduate degree preparation.
Please see the graduate catalog for facts about academic programs and requirements, admission, costs, financial aid, housing, and student services and activities of Illinois State University.
During your coursework at Illinois State, you may participate in opportunities to prepare you to live, teach, and be agents of individual and social transformation in low-income and under-served communities throughout Illinois, particularly in Chicago and other urban settings. Learn about the opportunities to help you expand your knowledge and skills for teaching in urban schools.
Make the most out of your college career, be involved in campus life, and learn more about becoming a teacher. Get involved in a student organization today!
Learn about the different international programs/projects available to both undergraduate and graduate students. Learn about the study abroad opportunities.
Scholarships offered to students are awarded by the Office of the Dean and departments within the College of Education in conjunction with the Financial Aid Office and the Illinois State University Foundation. Application criteria vary. The amounts and number of awards vary due to fund balances and annual endowment earnings. Learn more about scholarships and financial aid for teacher education majors.
The College of Education is grateful to alumni and friends of the college who have provided gifts to our scholarships and awards. We welcome financial gifts to the College of Education. Learn more about giving opportunities to the College of Education.
The Bowman Fellows is a prestigious fellowship of education majors committed to being visionary leaders on campus, in their communities, and in their future roles in schools. Learn the qualifications, benefits, and how to apply to become a Bowman Fellow.
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