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Baylor School of Education prepares educators for leadership in a changing world, offering degrees at every level, including undergraduate teacher preparation leading to certification, professional master's and doctoral programs for K-12 and higher education leaders and research-intensive PhD programs.
Programs
The School of Education’s nationally recognized program of teacher preparation uses a model of deep clinical training, coupled with expert faculty guidance, that prepares educators to impact the world.
A robust graduate program offers options at the master’s, specialist and doctoral levels. The School of Education offers programs for aspiring teachers, clinicians, K-12 and higher education leaders, sports administrators, and researchers and faculty members.
Unique opportunities in study abroad on three continents take students into schools to provide first-hand experience of comparative educational settings across national systems.
Why Baylor School of Education?
For Prospective Undergraduates
Caring faculty, field-based learning, research opportunities and superb career outcomes — all these and more draw students to the outstanding undergraduate programs of the School of Education.
For Prospective Graduate Students
Baylor’s graduate programs offer mentorship relationships with faculty and educational leaders. Some programs can be completed while continuing to work in educational fields.
Prospective students are invited to visit Baylor’s campus to learn more about School of Education programs, both undergraduate and graduate, and to meet faculty members and students.
News and Announcements
Guest Blog: How teachers can “warm up a cold, virtual space”
Dr. Kelly Johnston Receives Laska Award for Doctoral Research
Dr. Rachelle Rogers Elected for National Leadership Position at ATE
Lessons in Online Teaching and Learning from the Pros
First Year Teacher Reflections — How Did Baylor SOE Grads Do in the Year of COVID?
Trevor Taylor, BSEd ’17, Takes Leadership Role in San Antonio Protests
SOE's Ryan Erck Named Baylor’s “Student Advocate of the Year”
Dr. Rishi Sriram Elected to Azusa Pacific Board
Baylor SOE and Museum Studies Offer Informal Education Minor
Profiles
Faculty
Dr. Stephanie Gerow
Assistant Professor
Dr. Stephanie Gerow is passionate about helping children with developmental disabilities overcome problem behaviors.
Alumni
Dr. Brittany Anderson
BSEd '08
Dr. Brittany Anderson began her Baylor education as an eighth grader in UYP, and now she teaches and researches gifted education in Tennessee.
Student
Augie Strauch
BSEd Student
Augie is studying education so he can help "trouble makers" like himself.
Spotlight
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The web presence of Impact, the alumni newsletter of the School of Education
South Russell Hall is the home of the School of Education's Impact Living-Learning Center
Learn more about the Center for Community Learning & Enrichment and UYP
A three-day professional development experience for teachers on the Baylor campus
The BCDD provides assessment and therapy for Central Texas children with developmental disabilities
Programs of the Center for Christian Education include the Academy for Transformational Leadership
