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There are many reasons for entering the teaching profession. For some it is because of the influence of past teachers, for others it is the love of working with kids, others it is the love of the subject, and for some it is the love of the teaching-learning process. Whatever the reason, teaching is a wonderful field to enter. Never has it been more crucial than today. As a teacher you will have the opportunity to work with students from all walks of life. In doing so, you will impact hundreds of lives.

At MNU, you can choose from two majors:

  • Elementary Education (kindergarten through sixth grade)
  • Secondary Education (sixth through twelfth grade)

See the Undergraduate Admission Requirements for more information. Students who plan to teach in the secondary grades are advised to major in the academic field of their choice.

The following academic programs are offered at MNU:

  • Biology Education (6 - 12)
  • Business Education (6 - 12)
  • Elementary Education ( K - 6)
  • English Language Arts Education (6 - 12)
  • History & Government Education (6 - 12)
  • Mathematics Education (6 - 12)
  • Music Education (P - 12)
  • Physical Education (P - 12)
  • Spanish Education (P - 12)
  • Speech/Theatre Education (6 - 12)

Choosing the right university and the right teacher education program is a very important decision. As you make your choice, I hope you will consider the advantages of MidAmerica Nazarene University. Some of the significant benefits of our University and its Teacher Education program are listed on the links below:

We would be pleased to help you prepare for one of the greatest careers - teaching. Please feel free to contact me or any of our faculty if you have specific questions.

Best wishes,

Linda Alexander
Chair, Division of Education


MNU's Division of Education is accredited by
NCATE

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