Seattle University College of Education

• College of Education  - Overview of the college and information on the programs offered, academic departments, conceptual framework, activities, and contacts.
• Continuing Education  - Post-baccalaureate credit and clock hours for professional development and continuing education program administered in collaboration with other schools, agencies, and academic organizations.
• Counseling  - Clinical training and personal reflection program that prepares students for work as counselors in counseling centers and colleges.
• Curriculum and Instruction  - Primarily for K-12 educators who seek advanced training, provides details about this Master's program including policies, list of advisory board members, and a brochure.
• Educational Administration  - Provides three degree options and four specializations that prepare instructional leaders in K-12 and post-secondary schools.
• Literacy for Special Needs  - Graduate program designed to train teachers and other education specialists to effectively deal with K-12 students who have specialize learning needs. Gives an overview, the faculty and staff, and program options.
• Professional Certification for Teachers  - Fifteen-credit program created to provide the coursework and support required by the State of Washington for teachers to earn their advanced level of certification.
• School Psychology  - Scientist-practitioner training model based program of study that emphasizes ethical and moral decision making.
• Special Education  - Dedicated to training educators who will work with students who have learning, mental retardations, and behavioral difficulties.
• TESOL  - Teaching English to Speakers of Other Language - a program that prepares teachers for students with varying instructional needs to learn the English language better.