Are you exploring new career options? Becoming a teacher may be easier than you think. Coupled with your work experience, your bachelor's degree in education will give you an edge as you pursue teaching positions in high schools, technical-vocational centers, alternative and magnet schools, tech-prep programs and other non-traditional educational studies. This degree program also prepares you to pursue a postgraduate degree in education or education administration.
Already have a bachelor degree?
Talk to one of our advisors (below) about using your degree to launch a new career
in teaching! Our Certification program may be just what you need. Many major/minor
options may be available based upon your past coursework completed.
Just starting out?
For students just starting out on their Bachelor degree in Secondary Education teaching,
there is a selection of majors and minors available at our regional locations in Flint
and Traverse City. Check on the location closest to you for specifics!
| Locations | Advisors »schedule appointment« |
Program Plans |
| Flint | Mike Ennis (810) 762-5156 ennisf@ferris.edu |
Majors available locally*: - English - Mathematics - Social Studies - Technical Education Minors available locally*: - Chemistry - English - Mathematics |
| Traverse City | Kerry Secrist (231) 995-1734 secrisk@ferris.edu |
Majors available locally*: - English - Mathematics - Social Studies - Technical Education Minors available locally*: - English - Mathematics |
*Other options may exist for majors and minors, with courses completed through a combination of courses offered on the main campus and transfer from other institutions. Contact an advisor for more information.
Student Teaching
All education programs at Ferris State University require pre-student teaching (40
hours, and 80 hours) in the classroom, as well as a final student teaching experience.
Additional information can be found on our field placement site.
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