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RESILIENT. EMPOWERING. STRONG.

As Dr. Autherine Lucy Foster said,"If I am a master teacher, do you know what I hope I'm teaching you? That love will take care of everything in our world."

Students in the College of Education are committed to the service of others through teaching at the K-12 and higher education levels, training and guiding others regarding their physical and mental health, examining how the brain works in relation to learning and more.

All of this is done with love and commitment to better the world we live in TOGETHER.

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Our newest endeavor in illuminating the innovative and influential work of our College.

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Kinesiology

Kinesiology prepares students for careers in school, community, rehabilitative, health, medical, sport, and athletic settings. Consistent with the vision of the University of Alabama, we have a student-centered faculty committed to high quality teaching, research, and service endeavors.

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Teacher Education

Teacher education in the College is comprised of elementary and secondary education, physical education, special education, early childhood special education, and music education.

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Educational Neuroscience

Educational Neuroscience trains future educational practitioners, administrators, and researchers in the rapidly expanding areas of cognitive and behavioral neuroscience and the new ways of understanding the learning process and the conditions under which learning occurs.

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BY THE NUMBERS

#6 Educational Programs for Veterans (U.S. News & World Report)

#20 Best Online Master’s in Education Programs (U.S. News & World Report)

#56 Best Education Schools (U.S. News & World Report)

25 Undergraduate and Graduate Majors

#1 Adapted Athletics The Alabama Adapted Athletics program, housed in the College of Education, includes one of the country’s three collegiate women’s wheelchair basketball programs and one of its 12 collegiate men’s wheelchair basketball programs. Stran-Hardin Arena was completed in 2018, making it the first of its kind and the largest adapted athletics facility at a higher education institution in the U.S. The Parker-Haun Tennis Facility, also the first of its kind as well as the largest facility dedicated to wheelchair tennis in the world, was completed in fall 2021.

30,000+ alumni The College of Education has over 30,000 alumni specializing as teachers, administrators, school psychologists, counselors, exercise specialists, and health professionals.

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