Education Department
The University of Wisconsin-Superior was founded as a teacher education college in 1893. That strong heritage of innovation and quality continues to guide our education programs today. Whether you’re interested in teaching at the birth to Pre-K level, elementary, high school or a specialty area, we have programs to help you become an educator who makes a lasting difference in students’ lives.
Teaching is one of the world’s most important and impactful professions. It is also one of the most challenging and rapidly changing. Our instructors teach the latest in instructional methods while providing techniques to support social-emotional development in diverse and inclusive classrooms.
While our programs are designed to align with Wisconsin state licensure requirements, many students apply for licenses in other states, such as Michigan and Minnesota. Students are encouraged to check with their state’s educator licensing agency to determine if there are additional requirements.
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Student Stories
I have no complaints about UW-Superior’s special education program. I have been an online student for most of my college career here and still feel confident in my career path. The faculty, staff and community, on-and-off campus, are inviting and helpful.
I explored multiple UW schools, and ultimately chose UWS. It checked all the boxes: it was remote, had a supportive online community and offered great access to instructors. I didn’t want to be a face in the crowd.
Completing my BFLA through Distance Learning has been such a wonderful experience. I have the flexibility of taking classes while working full time and taking care of my family. The staff and faculty have been extremely helpful and understanding throughout my academic journey and are willing to expertly find answers to any questions I may have.
I chose UW-Superior for its outstanding education program, and it has exceeded my expectations. The hands-on experiences, supportive faculty and real-world classroom opportunities have given me the confidence and skills to become a successful educator.
The online aspect of the M.S.E. Clinical Mental Health Counseling program has given me the ability to complete my work flexibly, which has allowed me to balance my other responsibilities.
There’s so much more to explore, and so many ways to expand this work. I want to keep building toward that long-term goal of supporting parents and caregivers.