We prioritize teaching, research and service that are student-centered, family-focused, community-engaged, culturally competent and collaboratively designed. Our academic programs emphasize academic excellence, and we actively cultivate connections that leverage the interconnected nature of the schools, families, and communities that we serve.
Undergraduate Programs (Majors and Minors)
The undergraduate programs listed below are majors unless otherwise noted.
- American Sign Language (minor)
- Art Education
- Coaching (minor)
- Early Childhood Education
- Early Childhood Special Education
- Education for Cultural and Linguistic Diversity (minor)
- Elementary Education
- Human Development and Family Studies (major or minor)
- Middle Level Education
- Music Education
- Physical Education
- Secondary Education
- Social Work
- Special Education (minor or dual certification)
Accelerated Master's Programs (AMPs)
At UVM, you can start working toward a master's degree as an undergraduate. Our Accelerated Master's Programs (AMPs) help you save time and money on your path to an advanced degree.
Graduate Programs
- Certificate of Disability Studies
- Counseling (M.S.)
- Curriculum and Instruction (M.Ed.)
- Early Childhood Special Education (M.Ed.)
- Educational Leadership (M.Ed.)
- Educational Leadership and Policy Studies (Ed.D.)
- Educational Leadership and Policy Studies (Ph.D.)
- Higher Education and Student Affairs Administration (HESA)
- Interdisciplinary Studies (M.Ed.)
- Middle Level Education (M.A.T.)
- Secondary Education (M.A.T.)
- Social Work (M.S.W)
- Special Education (M.Ed.)
CESS Departments
- Department of Education
- Department of Leadership and Developmental Sciences
- Department of Social Work
Program Requirements for Undergraduate Majors
See Student Services' Undergraduate Programs page for program requirements listed by department.
Undergraduate Advising
CESS students rate our advising as some of the best in the University! Explore our advising resources and frequently asked questions.
Licensure Information
Teacher Education majors review licensure information frequently as they progress toward the recommendation for license.