9 Bachelor's degrees in Secondary Education in Alabama, United States

South’s Secondary Education programs at South Alabama University prepare students to teach English language arts, mathematics, science and social studies to students in grades 6-12 through rich experiences both on the college campus and in local classrooms under the guidance of mentor teachers.

The Secondary Education program from Samford University, often called the “SEED” major, is for students who wish to teach in grades 6–12.

SUNY Oneonta College offers ten undergraduate Adolescence Education programs, in biology, chemistry, earth science, English, family and consumer sciences, French, mathematics, physics, social studies and Spanish.

The Secondary Education program at the The University of Alabama offers exemplary professional programs that prepare educators to be reflective decision-makers, researchers, and facilitators of student learning.

History - Secondary Education from University of Alabama Huntsville helps students understand continuity and change, learn the complexity of judgment of past failures and successes, and become better citizens who know national patterns and cosmopolitan perspectives. 

By taking the Secondary Education program at Auburn University at Montgomery you’ll get a dual degree: one in your content area of expertise — English, math, history/social science, or science— and one in Secondary Education. An internship will give you practical experience in the classroom.

As a high-school teacher, you can have a tremendous influence over a person during some of their most formative years. In fact, what you teach someone can last a lifetime. At The University of Alabama at Birmingham Secondary Education program, we can teach you the skills needed to become a high school educator.

If you think critically and enjoy problem-solving and critical thinking, step into a world full of challenges, complex equations, and theories in the Mathematics - Secondary Education Specialization program from Dakota State University.

 University of Alabama Huntsville Department of Curriculum and Instruction collaborates with the College of Arts, Humanities, & Social Sciences, the College of Science, and local schools to offer undergraduate Secondary Education programs that combine a broad liberal education base and professional studies that are content-rich with diverse field experiences integrated into all coursework.