Is this program for me?

If you are interested in teaching children from early childhood through the eighth grade or special education at all levels, the Bachelor of Science degree in Teaching and Learning will help you do it. This major incorporates teacher certification preparation into its curriculum through the UH Teacher Education Program.

If you would like to pursue teaching certification at the Secondary level (8th -12th grade) or in art or music, you must major in the subject that you wish to teach. Students interested in teaching at the secondary level must declare an education minor. These students should begin their process by seeing the advisor in the department of their specific major to learn more about requirements.

For planning purposes only, we provide sample degree plans for Teaching and Learning majors. To file an official degree plan, please see your academic advisor.

A student may petition the Department of Curriculum and Instruction to declare a major in Teaching and Learning or a minor in education. Students must earn a minimum 2.50 grade point average in all courses attempted at this university.

College of Education Sample Degree Plans/Academic Maps

It will typically take about four years to complete the program if students are enrolled full-time (12 hours).

What will I learn?

Our future teachers learn to teach with the latest research-based strategies and modern technologies from a world-class faculty. Students participate in continued field experiences, doing the real work of teachers in real schools. The urban setting encourages students to value diversity, and meeting the needs of increasingly diverse classrooms is one of the major goals of the program.

What can I do with my degree?

An undergraduate degree in Teaching and Learning offers preparation for the following teacher certifications in Texas:

To apply for this major, make an appointment with the Teacher Education Undergraduate Advisor.

UH at Sugar Land

The College of Education partners with UH at Sugar Land to offer courses for third and fourth year students in the undergraduate teaching and learning program, specifically for those pursuing the early childhood through 6th grade generalist certification. For questions, please contact the appropriate Teaching and Learning advisor (students are assigned to advisors by last name).