The College of Education is Committed to Student Success at All Levels
The University of Texas at El Paso’s College of Education consists of three departments with 64 faculty members who serve more than 2,000 undergraduate students from the colleges of Education, Health Sciences, Science and Liberal Arts. The College of Education prepares teachers, counselors, diagnosticians and school administrators at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Our undergraduates are supported throughout their academic journey by the College’s Center for Student Success. We are proud to report that since 2002 the College has prepared more than 8,500 teachers who serve at schools throughout the El Paso region. Among its most recent accolades, the College was ranked #1 in 2015 by The Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education magazine for awarding the most bachelor’s degrees in education to Hispanics in the nation. The College also serves the largest enrollment of students earning master’s degrees on the UTEP campus and has more than 100 students in doctoral programs. Recently, the online master’s degree in bilingual education was ranked #8 for affordable graduate programs in Curriculum and Instruction by Top Education Degrees (TED). For generations, our graduates have gone on to lead in classrooms and campuses from K-12 to higher education in communities around the world. We are grateful for the trust that is shown in what we can offer and promise to continue to do it for generations to come.
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