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Bachelor of Arts in Education and Human Development, Early Childhood Education (License) | University of Colorado Denver
Prepares future teachers to work in inclusive and diverse early learning environments with infants through age eight. Graduates attain practices that embrace the whole child. This is done within diverse early childhood education settings, emphasizing family-centered practices.
School of Education & Human Development
Bachelor's
BS Human Development and Family Relations | University of Colorado Denver
Students are prepared to effectively serve diverse families and individuals in community, school, and social service settings. Alumni continue to law school for child and family law or immigration law, medical school for pediatrics or family medicine, social work, family therapy, school psychology, counseling education, higher education, or other graduate studies.
School of Education & Human Development
Bachelor's
Bachelor of Arts in Education and Human Development, Early Childhood Education | University of Colorado Denver
Obtain a bachelor’s degree while completing field experiences/internships in place of employment. Graduates become professionals who create inclusive, culturally, and linguistically diverse public school or community-based early childhood education settings, emphasizing family-centered practices.
School of Education & Human Development
Post-Graduate
Educational Specialist in Leadership for Educational Organizations, Principal (License)
Designed for individuals whose next career goal is to become a school principal. It is well-suited for individuals who already have a master’s degree plus a teaching license or a master’s degree with a special services license. Graduates receive the skills critical to success as a leader and to encourage diversity, equity, and social justice at elementary, middle, or high schools.
School of Education & Human Development
Bachelor's
Bachelor of Arts to Master of Arts in Education and Human Development | University of Colorado Denver
This program is an accelerated path to an MA. It is designed to allow CU Denver students to complete both an undergraduate degree in Education and Human Development and a master’s degree in as little as five years.
School of Education & Human Development
Master's
Master of Arts in Early Childhood Education
Prepares educators to work in inclusive and diverse early learning environments with young children (infancy through age eight). Graduates gain practices that embrace the whole child in culturally and linguistically diverse public school or community-based early childhood education settings, emphasizing family-centered practices. It is offered in on-campus, hybrid, or fully online formats. This MA does not lead to a license or endorsement.
School of Education & Human Development
Endorsement
Master of Arts in Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Education (Endorsement)
Prepares educators to become advocates for multilingual learners in school districts by exploring the opportunities and challenges among Latinx students. Graduates help meet the need for leadership in Colorado and nationwide as the Latinx population grows and the achievement gap for students widens. Courses are offered synchronously and asynchronously.
School of Education & Human Development
Endorsement
Master of Arts in Special Education, Generalist (Endorsement)
Prepares motivated educators to identify and champion the strengths and assets of individuals ages 5 - 21 with differing abilities, including those with identified disabilities. Graduates are equipped with the most impactful and effective skills for leading inclusive classrooms and collaborating with professionals in the field and the community.
School of Education & Human Development
License
Master of Arts in Early Childhood Education, Early Childhood Special Education (License)
Prepares individuals who wish to support early childhood special education teachers or teach young children (infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and early elementary) with developmental disabilities, while partnering with their families and communities. This program is offered in on-campus, hybrid, or fully online formats.
School of Education & Human Development
Endorsement
Endorsement, Middle School Math
Designed for currently licensed teachers seeking career advancement and a deeper understanding of how to engage middle school students in math. This endorsement gives teachers the unique qualifications needed to support and challenge students with diverse abilities and backgrounds.
School of Education & Human Development
Bachelor's
Bachelor of Arts in Education and Human Development, Secondary English Language Arts (License) | University of Colorado Denver
Prepares graduates to teach English to diverse adolescents. Graduates guide classrooms in developing an appreciation for literature, writing, and new media.
School of Education & Human Development
Bachelor's
Bachelor of Arts in Education and Human Development, Secondary Science (License) | University of Colorado Denver
The BA in Education and Human Development Secondary Science (License) prepares students to become knowledgeable in the field of science education. Graduates encourage middle and high school students to think critically, problem-solve and analyze the world around them.
School of Education & Human Development