Baylor University School of Education

For more than 100 years, Baylor educators have carried the School of Education's mission and practices to classrooms and beyond as teachers, superintendents, psychologists, health education professionals, academics/scholars, and more. With more than 50 full-time faculty members, the school's growing research portfolio complements its long-standing commitment to teaching and student mentoring excellence.

The school boasts an array of excellent academic offerings in three academic departments: Curriculum & Instruction, Educational Leadership, and Educational Psychology.

Baylor's undergraduate program in teacher education, enrolling approximately 400 students, has earned the School of Education national distinction for its innovative partnerships with local schools that provide future teachers deep clinical preparation. A growing number of graduate programs allow students to pursue advanced study and professional preparation in Master's, Ed.S., Ed.D., and Ph.D. programs.

Through exciting new academic initiatives both at home and abroad, the school has entered into a period of significant expansion and deepened impact by producing meaningful, high-quality research and the preparation of outstanding leaders, teachers, and clinicians.

The mission of the Baylor University School of Education is to prepare, within a Christian environment, individuals who improve society through leadership, teaching, research, and service within their professions and communities.

The School of Education at Baylor University is a thriving, exciting community of learners, teachers, and future teachers and educational leaders. Our teacher-preparation programs are an emulated model nationwide. Our faculty members direct centers, clinics, and fieldwork that provide life-changing services for children in the community. And our faculty continue to pioneer innovative programs to meet our students' educational needs and the leadership needs of the profession.