College Of Education

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COVID-19 is a respiratory illness caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2. The virus spreads from person-to-person primarily through respiratory droplets and contact with contaminated surfaces. It is an especially virulent threat for older individuals and individuals with underlying health issues. We have much to learn about the virus and to consider in the context of risk and risk mitigation for Boise State populations.

Our return to campus involves balancing risk with benefit. As Boise State University reintegrates for fall semester, the primary tool to limit the viral spread and harm is prevention, through a combination of personal and public health practices. All members of the university community are responsible for mitigating the risks of transmission of COVID-19 by adhering to university, governmental, public health and medical guidelines.

For more information, visit the campus reintegration guide.

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Teacher Education

Boise State Teacher Education programs are designed to promote the continual development of teachers with an emphasis on increasing P-12 student learning.

Teacher Education

Academic Departments

The college includes five academic departments with programs from undergraduate to doctoral, and faculty specializing in teaching, clinical practice and research.

Academic Departments

About the College

Our college is home to a range of programs from undergraduate to doctoral, and offers a continuum of opportunities for education professionals and beyond.

About the College

High Value, High Quality

Earn a graduate degree from one of the Northwest’s top 3 colleges of education at almost half the cost.

Boise State stands out for its high-quality and high-value programs. Full-time in-state tuition is estimated at $9,646, and out-of-state at $16,920 for the 2019-2020 school year.

Source: 2021 US News and World Report