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.

Practice makes perfect in summer programs

More than 130 middle and high school students reaped the benefits of two UNG summer academic programs. They increased their knowledge through enrichment classes on UNG's Gainesville Campus and were exposed

Doctoral students learn anatomy from body donors

Body donors vital to PT anatomy classes

Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) students at UNG begin their time in the program by examining donated cadavers to learn about human anatomy, but they also gain respect for the donors.

Education degree program earns literacy honor

Education program earns literacy honor

UNG's elementary and special education degree program has received National Recognition with Distinction from the International Literacy Association (ILA).