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RotundaAt the Curry School of Education at the University of Virginia, students and faculty work together to discover, to create, and to create change. Through rigorous academic excellence, compassionate service learning and evidence-based, innovative research, our goal is to prepare the best new teachers, administrators, researchers, guidance counselors, and specialists.

Discover. Create. Change.

Discover. Whether it’s spending time with students and teachers in classrooms, analyzing evidence in labs, or working with injured athletes, faculty and students at the Curry School are constantly discovering. Here, we are discovering new areas of concern and frustration; discovering new ideas for solving those problems; and discovering new ways to implement those solutions.

Create. What comes with the discovery of needs and solutions is the responsibility to create new tools, centers and programs that meet these needs and to create the means by which the solutions are distributed. At Curry, we take this responsibility personally and approach it with a creative spirit and with research-based methods.

Change. The ultimate goal of our work at Curry is that we make an impact on the current state of education, locally, nationally, and internationally. We are continuing to implement creative solutions that spring from evidence-based research to make significant changes. As a result, the impact of our work can be witnessed in changes here in Charlottesville and as far away as Mozambique.

Curry at a Glance

DEPARTMENTS


The Curry School is organized into three academic departments.

Human Services

Peter Sheras, Chair

Prepares individuals for professional careers in human development and clinical services.

Programs of study include:

Curriculum, Instruction and Special Education

Laura Smolkin, Chair

Prepares students for teaching positions, pre-kindergarten through grade twelve, or for work as researchers and teacher educators working in higher education.

Programs of study include:

Leadership, Foundations and Policy

Carol Tomlinson, Chair

Prepares students for leadership roles in administration, foundations of education, and educational policies.

Programs of study include:


CENTERS, PROJECTS, PROGRAMS

The Curry School is also home to many Centers and Projects and Community Engagement Programs.

DEGREES in cap and gown

The Curry School of Education offers the following degrees:

  • UNDERGRADUATE
    • Bachelor of Science in Education
  • 5-YEAR MASTERS TEACHER EDUCATION
    • Bachelor of Arts/Masters of Teaching
    • Bachelor of Science/Masters of Teaching
    • Bachelor of Science in Education/Masters of Teaching
  • GRADUATE
    • Master of Teaching or Master of Education
    • Education Specialist
    • Doctor of Education
    • Doctor of Philosophy
  • NON-DEGREE SEEKERS
    • General Studies Professional Development
    • Licensure/Endorsement Study Options

 

Fall 2008 Enrollment StatisticsNumbers of Students

Second-, third-, fourth-year BA/MT students


254


B.S.Ed. (Sports Medicine, Communication Disorders)

79

Professional Development
103

PGMT and 5th Year BA/MT (Master of Teaching)

168

Other Graduate Students (M.Ed., Ed.S., Ph.D., Ed.D.)

605

Total Fall 2008 Enrollment

1209

 

Graduation Statistics (May 2008)Number of Students

B.S.Ed.

50

M.T.

155

Other Graduate Students (M.Ed., Ed.S., Ph.D., Ed.D.)

537

Total

742


Total Curry School of Education Faculty:
105

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