Statistics in the College of Education and Human Development
We offer programs through our four academic departments:
- Educational Administration & Human Resource Development (EAHR),
- Educational Psychology (EPSY),
- Health & Kinesiology (HLKN) and
- Teaching, Learning & Culture (TLAC).
Student Numbers
Undergraduate
Masters
Doctoral
Total Students
Female Students
Male Students
Student Demographics
30%
First Generation Students
42%
Top-10 Percent Students
*Based on Fall 2020 20th Day Enrollment Numbers
Undergraduate Programs
- 22 undergraduate programs
- 1 Honors program
- 8 minors
- Largest producer of certified teachers in the high-need fields of math, science and bilingual education
- #1 in math
- #1 in english language arts
- #1 in general elementary
- #2 in health and physical education
- #3 in bilingual education
- #2 in special education
- #2 in social studies
- “Transfer-friendly” with students transferring from other disciplines across campus and community colleges.
- Living/learning communities to support incoming first-year students and transfer students.
- More than 20 faculty-developed international experiences to countries including Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, England, Germany, Italy, Ireland, Mexico, Spain, Southern Africa, Tanzania and Taiwan
Graduate Programs
- #34 among the nations top Graduate Education Programs
- #23 Educational Administration
- #13 Counseling
- #19 Curriculum and Instruction
- #19 Special Education
- #8 among the nation’s top Online Graduate Education Programs
- 21 Master’s programs
- 20 Ph.D. programs
- 2 Ed.D. programs
Faculty Numbers
Tenured
Academic Professional
Tenure-Track
Total Faculty
Female Faculty
Male Faculty
Research and Outreach
Researchers across the college are actively engaged in discovering and translating new knowledge to
- achieve equity in education and health outcomes,
- improve individual and community quality of life,
- advance teaching and learning, and
- develop transformational leaders.