2.2k Bachelor's degrees in Education in United States

Generally, the Agriscience Education program at The Ohio State University is focused on preparing students to teach in public schools; agricultural science teacher licensure can be earned in conjunction with the degree. 

Physics - Professional Sequence from Pittsburg State University features core courses and advanced training in theoretical physics along with electives. 

At INTO Illinois State University the International Year One in Science, Applied Sciences and Technology - Biology Teacher Education program will prepare you to enter your next semester of a bachelor’s degree program at Illinois State University.

The Geology - Teacher Licensure programme at the University of North Carolina Wilmington offers a comprehensive undergraduate path for aspiring educators. This full-time degree combines rigorous Earth science training with professional pedagogical preparation, ensuring graduates are ready for secondary school certification.

The Music - Music Education program at Southern Illinois University promotes scholarly rigor, innovative experimentation, and creative production. 

The majors of the Early Childhood Development and Education program of University of Central Florida take a variety of courses related to young children and their learning, development, and family environment.

The K-12 Physical Education programme offered at Boise State University is designed to guide students in developing the knowledge, skills and dispositions essential for success in teaching Physical Education and Health in elementary and secondary schools. 

Education and Teacher Licensure from Roanoke College is ideal for you whether you want to teach or pursue an education-related career.

This B.A. in Childhood and Early Childhood Education from State University of New York Potsdam is a combined major designed to allow students to earn an undergraduate degree leading to two initial NYS certifications; Birth to Grade 2 and Grades 1 to Grade 6. 

Our Educational Studies program at St. Thomas Aquinas College is part theory (thinking) and part practice (doing). As an educational studies major, you’ll learn about childhood and adolescent behavior and how to educate learners with differing abilities.  

If you love the thought of stimulating inquisitive minds to investigate the world through biology, chemistry, physics, and other fields of science – and to do so from a biblical frame of reference – the Science Education major at the Maranatha Baptist University may be for you. 

The EC-12 Physical Education degree from University of Mary Hardin Baylor prepares you to be an expert coach and teacher, helping young people learn about physical fitness, inclusiveness, responsibility, and teamwork.

The Studies in Education major at Edgewood University offers you the opportunity to study education without committing to a licensing program. 

The Early Childhood Education Pre K to Grade 3 sequence at Washington Adventist University is designed to provide experiences that prepare educators for early childhood, elementary and secondary school settings. 

The Education degree from Elmira College will prepare you to plan, construct, and deliver compelling lessons; create inclusive and supportive learning environments; and integrate new and emerging technologies for classroom use.

If you choose to pursue St. Thomas Aquinas College’s major in Childhood and Special Education, a dual-certification program), you’ll need to meet all of our childhood education requirements and take additional coursework in special education.

Education from Dordt University is designed for you if you always dreamed of being a teacher or a principal.

Educational Studies from Saint Martin's University is a non-certification program for individuals interested in gaining knowledge, skills and pedagogy in education theory and application. 

The Coe College's Education programme aims to foster an appreciation that teaching and learning are active, collaborative, effortful and recursive.

The Psychology Education programme at Wayne State College prepares students to teach grades 6-12. This full-time, on-campus course leads to a B.A. or B.S. degree over four years. It combines psychological science with professional teacher training, ensuring graduates are ready for initial certification in Nebraska schools.