/ 4-12 Teaching Major Leading to Endorsement for Middle-High School License in WI (Students seeking out-of-state licensure should consult with the director of teacher education).
Candidates seeking 4-12 licensure in computer science, English, mathematics, science, or social studies complete an academic major and the 4-12 Teaching major.
Science candidates complete the 4-12 teaching major and one of two pathways for the academic major:
Social studies candidates complete the 4-12 teaching major and one of two pathways for the academic major:
Please refer to the program requirements webpage for further details. In addition, please review the relevant catalog section outside of Education for a complete description of other academic majors referenced above.
• EDUC 101 Foundations of Education I: Becoming a Community-Engaged Educator
• EDUC 278 Culturally Sustaining Teaching
• EDUC 279 Child and Adolescent Development
• EDUC 281 Teaching Children with Exceptionalities
• EDUC 450 Student-Teaching: Early Adolescence
• EDUC 455 Student-Teaching: Adolescence
• EDUC 499 Student Teaching Seminar
• SSCI 408 Social Inequalities: Race and Minority Relations
(The following are for English majors only)
• EDUC 308 Intermediate Literacy
(The following are for Math/Computer Science majors only)
(The following are for Science and Social Studies majors only)
(The following is for Science majors only)
(The following are for Social Studies majors only)
• EDUC 326 Social Studies Methods
• EDUC 311 First Nations of Wisconsin
(The following is optional/recommended and required if applying for an IL license)
• EDUC 280 Supporting and Engaging Multilingual Learners
Total Credits Required: 48
K-12 Teaching Major leading to endorsement for an all-level license in WI (students seeking out-of-state licensure should consult with the director of teacher education).
Candidates seeking K-12 licensure in art, foreign language, music, or theatre complete an academic major and the K-12 teaching major.
Please refer to the program requirements webpage for further details. In addition, please review the relevant catalog section outside of Education for a complete description of academic majors referenced above.
• EDUC 101 Foundations of Education I: Becoming a Community-Engaged Educator
• EDUC 278 Culturally Sustaining Teaching
• EDUC 279 Child and Adolescent Development
• EDUC 281 Teaching Children with Exceptionalities
Appropriate methods course for content licensure:
• EDUC 317 General Music Methods
• EDUC 254 Instructional Methods for Adolescents
• EDUC 319 Methods in Art Education
• EDUC 320 Methods in Foreign Language Education
• SSCI 408 Social Inequalities: Race and Minority Relations
Student teaching:
(Art, Foreign Language, Theatre)
• EDUC 450 Student-Teaching: Early Adolescence
• EDUC 455 Student-Teaching: Adolescence
(Music Education)
One of the following courses:
• EDUC 469 Student-Teaching: General Music
• EDUC 470 Student-Teaching: Choral Music
• EDUC 475 Student-Teaching: Instrumental Music
• EDUC 499 Student Teaching Seminar
Optional/recommended and required if applying for an IL license:
• EDUC 280 Supporting and Engaging Multilingual Learners
Total Credits Required: 40
Education General - Major leading to no teaching license or certification
Students seeking to pursue this major must gain approval from the director of teacher education. Students may complete this major if they have finished all coursework and degree requirements in the above majors, but do not wish to seek licensure, or have not met the Teacher Education program requirements as required for licensure in the state of WI.
Students will take an internship class instead of, or in addition to, student teaching courses:
EDUC 494 Internship
Elementary Education K-9 Major leading to endorsement for elementary-middle school license in WI (Students seeking out-of-state licensure should consult with the director of teacher education).
Candidates seeking elementary licensure complete the K-9 Elementary major and Language Arts minor. Please refer to the program requirements webpage for further details.
• EDUC 101 Foundations of Education I: Becoming a Community-Engaged Educator
• EDUC 278 Culturally Sustaining Teaching
• EDUC 279 Child and Adolescent Development
• EDUC 281 Teaching Children with Exceptionalities
• EDUC 311 First Nations of Wisconsin
• EDUC 326 Social Studies Methods
• EDUC 445 Student-Teaching: Middle Childhood
• EDUC 450 Student-Teaching: Early Adolescence
• EDUC 499 Student Teaching Seminar
• MATH 120 Numbers and Operations
• SSCI 408 Social Inequalities: Race and Minority Relations
Language Arts Minor (required) - (24 credits):
• ENGL 150 Literature and Writing
• EDUC 280 Supporting and Engaging Multilingual Learners
• EDUC 308 Intermediate Literacy
• EDUC 384 Conferring with Readers and Writers
Total Credits Required: 62
Campus location
Ariens Family Welcome Center
310 College Ave.
De Pere, WI 54115
Hours of operation
Monday-Friday
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
We’re also available by appointment.
Mailing address
Office of Admission
St. Norbert College
Ariens Family Welcome Center
100 Grant St.
De Pere, WI 54115
