ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
The College of Education and Professional Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater is committed to the development of professionals who are lifelong learners, creators of knowledge, and leaders of character and integrity. Responding to the changing needs within our global society, our programs prepare professionals to actively engage in an open democratic society inclusive of diverse populations. As a premier center for global learning, the College's focus on depth of learning and academic excellence provides our students with the requisites to be leaders dedicated to change in their communities.
Have a bachelor's degree? Want to earn a teaching license?
Prepares professionals to work with individuals with special learning and behavior needs.
Combine your love for art with your love for teaching. We offer a comprehensive program that prepares you for a career teaching art to students from kindergarten through high school.
Get off the sidelines and into the game. We offer a minor in Athletic Coaching Education to help prepare you for a career coaching the next generation of athletes.
Designed for professionals with undergraduate degrees in education or related fields to work with individuals on the autism spectrum using advanced knowledge and skills specific to autism spectrum disorders and that are evidence based.
Share your passion for biology with the next generation as an educator in biology. At UW-Whitewater, you will be prepared through an education in biology as well as classroom skills to build your career in biology education.
If you would like to teach business or marketing, we have the program for you. With the longest-running business education program in the United States, you will receive the education you need to start your career on the right foot.
Are you interested in teaching the building blocks of all other sicentific studies? Then, a major in chemistry education is the start you are looking for to pursue a fulfilling career.
If your goal is the help people through speach pathology or audiology, the program at UW-Whitewater is your best start. The comprehensive program we offer will prepare you for the career of your dreams.
The Counselor Education Program at UW-Whitewater provides graduate-level training, preparing students to counsel in a variety of clinical or school settings.
This online certificate prepares professionals with undergraduate degrees in education or related fields to provide intensive reading intervention based on the science of reading.
With a degree in Early Child Care and Education, you can help young children (age birth to three) prepare for their future learning. Our comprehensive program builds the unique skills necessary to succeed in your career.
Every day there are headlines in the news about the economy. Teaching economics is a key to helping your students understand the inner workings the world economy and how it will affect their day to day lives.
If you desire to teach first through eighth grade, the Elementary Education program is what you need. You will learn the skills needed to succeed in elementary education and lead to your state licensure.
The Early Childhood through Adolescence program prepares you to teach all ages, from grades K-12, in Wisconsin public schools.
As a student at UW-Whitewater, you’ll have the advantage of strong academic departments and resources across the university — this is where you’ll develop your subject matter expertise.
UW-Whitewater and the UW-Madison have combined resources to provide a distinctive Educational Leadership Co-op program that offers courses leading to certification as a K-12 Principal, Director of Instruction or Director of Special Education/Pupil Services.
Gives students key skills in understanding current trends, research skills to explore effectiveness of learning technologies, and experience working with emerging learning technologies.
English as a scond language (ESL) and Bilingual-Bicultural Education are exciting and rapidly growing fields in need of many dedicated and well-prepared teachers.
Learn how to design learning experiences in today's world in various settings and understand instructional design theories, practices, models and learner needs.
Help students build a broader view of their world by pursuing a geography education degree. Where in the world should you do that? UW-Whitewater of course!
Make a difference in the life of students by teaching the knowledge and skills of mental, physical, and social health in the same way that math, science, and language-arts are taught.
Explore knowledge, attitudes, and experiences in differing health fields and learn how health promotion, health education, health maintenance, and wellness affect various lay and professional populations.
It has been said that those who don't understand history are bound to repeat it. Give next generation the wisdom they will need for the future by pursuing a degree in history education.
Prepare for a rewarding career in fields based on kinesiology and performance sciences. This is your start toward a career in anything from athletic training to physical therapy.
Empowers you to design state of the art learning experiences and lead innovation in your ever-changing field.
Through experiential and collaborative learning, students will grow to become leaders in either the Army, Air Force or civilian career fields.
Focused on helping students to develop new programs and initiatives, prepare for leading learning technology units, and lead change in an organization.
As a library media specialist, you serve the needs of the needs of all children at schools and small public libraries to be information specialists, teachers, instructional partners, administrators, change agents, and leaders.
A minor in library science will prepare you for a variety of careers - from librarian to knowledge management specialist.
The education and experience you gain will add up to a career as a licensed mathematics teacher for middle level or high school level learners.
Music has always been a part of your life, always defined who you are. If you’re inspired to turn that passion into a career you love, the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater is the right place for you to prepare for a future of performance, composing, teaching or succeeding in another music-related role.
After completing this program, you will be licensed to teach physical education in Wisconsin to children from kindergarten to grade 12.
There are elements of physics in fields from computers and technology to power and energy. You can help students begin a path that can lead to numerous career choices with a physics education major at UW-Whitewater.
Focuses on qualifying students in instructional design and becoming learning technology professionals that can produce dynamic, engaging, and effective learning experiences.
Develop skills and knowledge in three core areas: research, practice and professional voice through a sequence of courses and individually guided activities culminating in a substantial capstone project.
With a psychology education degree from UW-Whitewater, you can help students understand their own behavior, emotions, and thought while studying those in others.
Everyone loves their leisure time. If you want to help people get more out of it through organizing, managing, or teaching activities at places like parks, pools, gymnasiums, or trails, a degree in recreation leisure studies may be right for you.
Follow the path to your licensure to teach social studies with a degree from UW-Whitewater.
To make a difference in society, it's important to understand how it works. You can provide that education to the next generation with a sociology education degree from UW-Whitewater.
One most in-demand disciplines in education is that of special education. This program prepares professionals for working with persons with exceptional educational needs (EEN), from birth to adulthood.
One most in-demand disciplines in education is that of special education.
The Sports Management minor is well-suited for students focused on the business side of the sports industry.
Our program helps students who want to become professional strength and conditioning coaches, as well as those who are interested in sport coaching, personal training, athletic training, or physical therapy.
Prepares educators, independent living professionals, and Transition specialists to work effectively with gifted adolescents and young adults.
As the world has grown smaller, the importance of fluency in world languages has only grown. At UW-Whitewater, your love of languages will be encouraged and fostered to serve you well into the future.