Undergraduate Degrees

Earn both a bachelor's and a master's degree in five years (or less) with this program through the College of Education and other partnering schools and colleges across UGA.

• AB in English / MAT in Middle Grades Education
• AB in Linguistics / MAT in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)
• AB in Political Science / MAT in Social Studies
• BA in History / MAT in Middle Grades Education
• BS in Biology / MAT in Science Education
• BS in Family and Consumer Sciences Education / MAT in Workforce Education
• BS in Human Development and Family Sciences / MAT in Special Education (Birth Through Kindergarten)
• BS in Psychology / MS in Applied Behavior Analysis
• BS in Statistics / MA in Quantitative Methodology
• BSEd in Early Childhood Education / MEd in Early Childhood Education
• BSEd in English Education / MEd in English Education
• BSEd in Kinesiology (Sport Management) / MS in Sport Management (non-thesis)
• BSEd in Middle Grades Education / MEd in Middle Grades
• BSEd in Science Education / MEd in Science Education
• BSEd in Social Studies Education / MEd in Social Studies Education
• BSEd in Special Education (General Curriculum) / MEd in Special Education (General Curriculum, Non-Thesis)

Our highly ranked undergraduate degree offerings emphasize a solid foundation in traditional and emerging educational principles, allied health and well-being approaches, hands-on learning, and in-class experience across diverse disciplines.

• BSEd in Athletic Training
• BSEd in Communication Sciences and Disorders
• BSEd in Early Childhood Education
• BSEd in English Education
• BSEd in Exercise and Sport Science
• BSEd in Health and Physical Education
• BSEd in Mathematics Education
• BSEd in Middle Grades Education (Grades 4-8)
• BSEd in Science Education (Biology)
• BSEd in Science Education (Chemistry)
• BSEd in Science Education (Earth/Space Science)
• BSEd in Science Education (Physics)
• BSEd in Social Studies Education
• BSEd in Special Education (Adapted Curriculum and Autism)
• BSEd in Special Education (Birth through Kindergarten/Preschool)
• BSEd in Special Education (General Curriculum)
• BSEd in Special Education – General Curriculum (Online)
• BSEd in Sport Management
• BSEd in TESOL and World Language Education

Dual degree programs combine studies in the University of Georgia College of Education and other colleges within the University of Georgia. These programs offer you the opportunity to connect your deep interest in an academic area with your passion for educating others. You can generally earn both degrees in the same amount of time as pursuing a single degree.

• AB/BSEd in English/English Education
• AB/BSEd in French/World Language Education
• AB/BSEd in German/World Language Education
• AB/BSEd in History/Social Studies Education

  Our highly ranked undergraduate degrees emphasize a solid foundation in traditional and emerging educational approaches, hands-on learning, and in-class experience across diverse disciplines.

• AB/BSEd in Spanish/World Language Education
• BS/BSEd in Biology/Science Education
• BS/BSEd in Mathematics/Mathematics Education

• Exercise and Sport Science Minor
• Human Services Minor
• Sport Management Minor
• Student Affairs Leadership Minor
• Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Minor

• Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art Education (BFA)

  A degree program offered in a joint partnership between the College of Education and the Lamar-Dodd School of Art.

• Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance Education (BFA)

  A degree program offered by the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences in partnership with the College of Education.

• Bachelor of Music - Education (BMUS)

  A degree program offered by the Hugh Hodgson School of Music in partnership with the College of Education.

• Bachelor of Science in Agriculture - Agricultural Education (BSA)

  A joint partnership between the College of Education and the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.

• Bachelor of Science in Family and Consumer Sciences Education (BSFCS)

  A degree program offered in a joint partnership between the College of Education and the College of Family and Consumer Sciences.