Developed for graduate candidates who have knowledge, skills and experience with early childhood/primary, special education, and second language learning needs and characteristics. Earn the early childhood education primary early childhood intervention specialist (ECIS) licensure, and teaching English for speakers of other languages (TESOL) endorsement.

Develop a comprehensive understanding of economic principles and applications. Specialized electives will give you the chance to explore specific areas of interest in economics. The minor consists of 15 credit hours.

Delve into economic principles, statistical analysis and mathematics through a robust curriculum. Develop your analytical, communication and quantitative skills, and learn to analyze and interpret data from a variety of sources in different settings to critically assess solutions to economic problems.

Excel in the education of adolescent and young adult learners. The program provides an extensive curriculum designed to meet licensure requirements for grades 7-12, with an emphasis on humanities and STEM subjects. You will also have apprentice teaching opportunities to gain hands-on experience in the classroom.

Gain valuable insights for language instruction in diverse educational settings and prepare for licensure for grades Pre-K through 12 in French or Spanish. Participate in hands-on teaching experiences where you will apply your language-teaching skills in real classrooms.