Bachelor of Education (B.E.) in Multi-Age Education - Grades Pre-K-12

Foster creativity in the next generation of pre-K through high school students and earn a Multi-Age Education degree from The University of Toledo. UToledo’s accredited Multi-Age program prepares students to be artists, creative thinkers, and art, music and foreign language teachers. You take a majority of your classes in the department of your specialty area during your first two years. In your final two years, learn educational theory and real-world classroom skills as you student teach in local classrooms. multi-age education bachelor’s degree concentrations Arts Education Music: Choral Music: Instrumental Spanish top reasons to study multi-age education at UToledo Education scholarships Apply for the Herb Scholarship, which covers the cost of full-time, in-state tuition plus room and board for four years. Extensive student teaching experience. UToledo education undergraduates spend four semesters in local rural, suburban and urban schools. This is twice as much time as most colleges require. This field experience, coupled with extensive coursework in classroom management and methods, makes our students more effective teachers. It also makes them attractive to future employers. Top-notch art and music programs. Art and music education majors spend most of their first two years taking courses in the art and music departments. UToledo’s art education students have access to resources that no other program in the state has. Our art program is housed in the Center for Visual Arts on the campus of the world-class Toledo Museum of Art. Students study a variety of studio skills and are well-prepared to teach traditional and non-traditional media. The UToledo music program provides a wide range of performance options in both instrumental and vocal music. Students benefit from our relationships with professional arts organizations, including the Toledo Symphony Orchestra, the Toledo Opera and the Toledo Jazz Orchestra. Outstanding foreign language resources. UToledo’s World Language Learning Center is a media-driven learning lab. Listen to digital audio, read foreign-language comic books and watch live and pre-recorded Dish Network international programming. Learn from the best. UToledo undergraduates benefit from resources and high-caliber faculty who are attracted by the University’s master's, education specialist and Ph.D. programs. Accreditation. The Judith Herb College of Arts, Social Sciences Education is accredited by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation. The art education, music education and foreign language licensure programs are nationally accredited. Add a minor in World Cultures. This minor in the Department of World Languages and Cultures in The Judith Herb College of Arts, Social Sciences and Education can enhance any program of study. We live in an increasingly diverse country and can benefit personally and professionally from knowing more about other cultures. The program explores intercultural communication, traditions, how people conduct business and more.

You are considered a freshman if you are coming to UToledo directly from high school and have never attended university. If you took college courses while enrolled in high school, you are still considered a freshman.

Minimum GPA: 2.7