University of Richmond launches interactive site exploring link between housing, education inequities
Tom Shields, education and leadership studies professor, and Kyle Redican, director of the Spatial Analysis Lab, are featured.
Education
Our education program encompasses undergraduate and graduate teacher licensure, graduate degrees and certificates, and professional development coursework for licensed teachers. Regardless of your academic or professional goals, our classes are conveniently scheduled and located — on campus during after-school hours, hybrid or online.
PreK-12 Teaching We prepare students to become licensed educators. Undergraduates earn a bachelor of arts in liberal arts with a concentration in elementary education, while graduate students earn a master of teaching. We offer professional development for current educators, too. Licensure & Professional Development
Curriculum & Instruction Take the next step as a professional educator by earning a Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Curriculum & Instruction. And graduate TLP licensure candidates can roll TLP coursework right into the M.Ed. program. Master of Education
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The University of Richmond’s initial teacher preparation and educational leadership programs are fully accredited by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP).
