College of Education

The UNG College of Education is unlike any other in the nation because it features a unique mix of learning centers and education programs. One-of-a-kind centers offer intensive English learning and a culture center that focuses on the life, literature and art of the Appalachian Region.

Degree programs in the Kinesiology department and teacher certification programs prepare students for life outside the classroom. UNG offers one of the most immersive programs in the nation. Teacher certification candidates spend more time in the classroom than at typical universities and internship opportunities in Kinesiology often lead to jobs after college. Get on track for your career today with a degree from the UNG College of Education.

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Our Faculty

Faculty in the UNG College of Education are dynamic, collaborative, and committed to research, teaching and service. In addition to classroom and clinical experiences, College of Education faculty and students work together in research, service to communities, competitive grants and international exchanges.
The faculty of the College of Education have a commitment to understanding education and health as human rights, in a context of respect and celebration of diversity, regional engagement, intellectual curiosity, and international mindedness.

About 600 graduates collect degrees at fall ceremonies

About 600 graduates honored at ceremonies

About 600 graduates participated in the 2021 commencement ceremonies Dec. 17-18 in the Convocation Center on UNG's Dahlonega Campus.

12 students receive Gilman scholarships to study abroad

12 students win study abroad scholarships

Twelve UNG students were awarded the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship on Dec. 8. The nationally competitive scholarship enables Pell-grant-eligible students to study or intern abroad.

Hartsfield publishes book geared toward educators

Hartsfield publishes book for educators

Dr. Danielle Hartsfield, associate professor of literacy and elementary education, edited a new book to teach future students who are earning educator and librarian degrees about the use of diverse books.