Undergraduate Programs
At Endicott, you’ll connect what you learn in class with hands-on experience in schools and other educational settings. Through the Endicott College Advantage, undergraduate education students can complete up to 1,000 hours of field experience as they explore career interests and put learning theories and strategies into practice.
About our Undergraduate Majors
Field experiences begin in your first year with an observational placement in your home community. In your sophomore year, you’ll complete a literacy placement. As you advance, your placements follow one of two pathways:
Teacher licensure. In your junior year, you’ll complete a pre-practicum and gain experience supporting English learners. In your senior year, you’ll complete a full-semester teaching practicum. You may also pursue an additional license in Moderate Disabilities (PreK-2, PreK–8, 5-12) by completing additional coursework and meeting the applicable Massachusetts Tests for Educator Licensure (MTEL) requirements.
Educational Studies. You’ll use junior year field experiences to explore how children and young people learn and develop in schools and other educational settings. In your senior year, you’ll complete a semester-long internship aligned with your interests and career goals.
B.A.
Education: Early Childhood Teacher Licensure Concentration
Learn how to work with children and support their development through rigorous classroom training and extensive field experience.
B.A.
Education: Educational Studies Concentration
Enjoy a flexible program that allows you to tailor your coursework to your interests in a variety of career options.
B.A.
Education: Elementary Teacher Licensure Concentration
Combine your passion for education with your desire to make a difference in the lives of elementary school students.
B.A.
Education: Secondary Teacher Licensure Concentration
Through more than 700 hours of classroom experience in six field placements, you'll be fully prepared for your teaching career in secondary education.
Accelerated Graduate Pathways
Earn Your Master’s Degree on a Timeline That Works for You
Endicott students and graduates can pursue an eligible School of Education Master of Education (M.Ed.) or Master of Science (M.S.) degree through several completion pathways.
School of Education Undergraduate Statistics
96%
earned proficient or exemplary on the Mass. Educator Evaluation
95%
are employed in a Mass. public school
70%
studied abroad
