COEHS at UNF: Undergraduate Degrees

Undergraduate Degrees

Bachelor of Arts in Education Degree
Undergraduate programs leading to the bachelor of arts in education degree have as their primary objective the preparation of educators with broad foundations of observable, measurable competencies that contribute to their personal and professional growth. These competencies should enable the educators to assist learners to realize their full potential in ways which are meaningful and satisfying to the learners and which lead them to effective participation as members of society.
(See the Online Catalog for more information)

Undergraduate Programs leading to teacher certification:

Pre-K/Primary Education
Elementary Education K-6
Art (K-12)
Physical Education (K-12)
Exceptional Student Education (K-12)
Deaf Studies (ESE - K-12)
Mathematics/Science (Middle School Education)
Biology (Secondary Education)
Chemistry (Secondary Education)
English (Secondary Education)
Mathematics (Secondary Education)
Physics (Secondary Education)
Social Studiess (Secondary Education)
Sport Management (Bachelor of Science)

Academic Learning Compacts (ALC) for the undergraduate College of Education and Human Services academic program.

Professional Programs

Professional programs do not lead to teacher certification. They are designed to prepare professionals in the following fields

ASL/English Interpreting (Bachelor of Science)
Sport Management (Bachelor of Science Sport Management) including Sport Management and Community Sport concentrations.

For assistance and information concerning these programs contact:

Academic Advising (Advisors) 620-2530
Field Services (Field labs & Internship) 620-3934

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