Bachelor's Degrees for High School Teaching
The teaching profession is perhaps one of the best examples of pursuing a career that is a true calling. As a high school teacher, you can empower your students to fully discover their skills and talents – and to realize their potential. Many teachers would agree that they learn from their students, too.
Through these high school teaching degrees, you will gain knowledge and skills related to your area of specialty, as well as exemplary professional education preparation. ACU offers Bachelor degrees with high school teacher (secondary education) certification in the following subject areas:
For those interested in combining a master's degree with their undergraduate teacher training, ACU offers a one year M.Ed. in Teaching and Learning designed for ACU students who will complete a bachelor's degree in Education.
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Read MoreWhat can you do after graduation?
- High school teacher
- Christian education teacher
- International school teacher
- Educational consultant
Clubs and Activities
Teacher education students can participate in a number of real-world learning experiences, including:·
- Study abroad
- Innovative schools site visits
- Meaningful field experiences
- Service-learning
- Undergraduate research
Degree Details
Required Hours
Varies by field of study
Example Coursework
Educational Psychology
Secondary Management and Methods
Educational Foundations
English as a Second Language
Department
Varies by Certification
Application Deadlines
Early Bird: November 1st
Regular: February 1st
National Candidates: May 1st
