Metro State is a great place to begin your teaching career or take it to the next level. Whether you are just starting your journey to becoming an impactful, inspiring urban educator, or you are looking for advanced credentials to better focus your impact, Metro State's undergraduate, graduate, and licensure programs for teaching can partner with you on making your plan a reality.
If you're interested in earning a bachelor's degree or gaining licensure to teach urban students, Metro State's School of Urban Education has many possible paths to choose from. No matter what your preferred program, all of the School of Urban Education's undergraduate options work with diverse schools and districts throughout the Twin Cities metro area to meet their needs for a more diverse, representative teaching staff.
Metro State's undergraduate programs include:
• English as a Second Language
• Urban Early Childhood Education
• Urban Elementary Education
• Urban Special Education
• Urban Secondary Education in English, Life Sciences, Mathematics, or Social Studies
Tuesday, September 3, 5–6 p.m.
Attend an information session on Metro State's graduate programs in teaching. This event is for both current teachers looking to expand their knowledge through an advanced degree and also individuals who'd like to earn a master's degree along with licensure.
Metro State offers graduate programs in:
• Curriculum, Pedagogy, and Schooling
• English as a Second Language
• Grades 5–12: English, Life/General Science, Mathematics, Social Studies, or Special Education K–12
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Contact Metro State's School of Urban Education team by email or phone (612.659.7120) for more information.
To request disability-related accommodations, contact the Center for Accessibility Resources, accessibility.resources@metrostate.edu or 651.793.1549.