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Liberal Studies Integrated Teacher Education Program Pathway
Bachelor's Degree & Initial Teaching Credential
Earn a Bachelor’s degree while preparing for an elementary teaching credential (options available for additional Special Education, and/or Spanish or Asian Language Bilingual Authorization credentials).
Liberal Studies Bachelor of Arts Pathway
Bachelor's Degree
Earn your Bachelor’s degree and gain subject matter preparation for careers in elementary education.
Equity & Education Studies Minor
Minor for CSULB undergraduates
Designed for CSULB undergraduates across all disciplines, this program educates students on the intricate challenges and rewards of the education field. Students have the opportunity to complete at least one prerequisite for a chosen credential program, ensuring a more seamless and efficient transition into their post-baccalaureate educational journey.
Multiple Subject Credential Program (MSCP), Traditional Pathway
Initial Teaching Credential
Become an elementary school teacher.
MSCP Bilingual Authorization (BILA) Pathway
Initial Teaching Credential
The BILA pathway allows you to teach in Dual Language classrooms.
MSCP Urban Teaching Academy (UTEACH) Pathway
Initial Teaching Credential
Combine pedagogy and practice in a personalized credential program designed to fully prepare future teachers in a hands-on supportive school setting.
Single Subject Credential Program (SSCP)
Initial Teaching Credential
Become a middle or high-school teacher.
Special Education Credential Program (ESCP)
Initial Teaching Credential
Teach students with special needs.
Urban Dual Credential Program (UDCP)
Initial Teaching Credential
Teach both in the elementary general education classroom as well as the elementary/middle school special education setting.
Liberal Studies Integrated Teacher Education Program Pathway
Bachelor's Degree & Initial Teaching Credential
Earn a Bachelor’s degree while preparing for an elementary teaching credential (options available for additional Special Education, and/or Spanish or Asian Language Bilingual Authorization credentials).
Liberal Studies Bachelor of Arts Pathway
Bachelor's Degree
Earn your Bachelor’s degree and gain subject matter preparation for careers in elementary education.
Equity & Education Studies Minor
Minor for CSULB undergraduates
Designed for CSULB undergraduates across all disciplines, this program educates students on the intricate challenges and rewards of the education field. Students have the opportunity to complete at least one prerequisite for a chosen credential program, ensuring a more seamless and efficient transition into their post-baccalaureate educational journey.
Multiple Subject Credential Program (MSCP)
Initial Teaching Credential
Become an elementary school teacher.
MSCP Bilingual Authorization (BILA) Pathway
Initial Teaching Credential
The BILA pathway allows you to teach in Dual Language classrooms.
MSCP Urban Teaching Academy (UTEACH) Pathway
Initial Teaching Credential
Combine pedagogy and practice in a personalized credential program designed to fully prepare future teachers in a hands-on supportive school setting.
Single Subject Credential Program (SSCP)
Initial Teaching Credential
Become a middle or high-school teacher.
Special Education Credential Program (ESCP)
Initial Teaching Credential
Teach students with special needs.
Urban Dual Credential Program (UDCP)
Initial Teaching Credential
Teach both in the elementary general education classroom as well as the elementary/middle school special education setting.
Master's Degree and/or Advanced Credential
MA in Education
Prepares teacher leaders and curriculum specialists to expand their knowledge base and augment their professional competency in the design, implementation, and evaluation of curriculum, instruction, and assessment in elementary or secondary students.
MA in Education
Examines the literacy and language development of native English speakers, bilingual speakers, English learners, and/or speakers of nonstandard English in grades K-12, including adult education. Literacy and language issues are examined within a global context.
MA in Early Childhood Education
Prepares educators, leaders and policy advocates to understand children from birth to age 8 and management of early childhood organizations in a variety of culturally and linguistically diverse educational settings.
MA in Educational Administration and Preliminary Administrative Services Credential
Equips leaders to serve as principals or other school administrators in order to maximize the academic achievement of pre-K-12 grade students in an educational organization.
Educational Technology and Media Leadership
MS in Educational Technology and Media Leadership
Provides foundations and practical skills for career growth in settings that use educational technologies and e-learning. Students include K-12 teachers, university staff and faculty, school librarians, technology coordinators, and educational media developers.
Equity, Education and Social Justice
MA in Equity, Education and Social Justice
Embark on a transformative journey of critical inquiry to analyze how social, historical, and political contexts of society influence education. Blend theory and praxis to foster inclusive, equitable educational environments centered on human connection, joy, and transformational change.
MA in Education
Enhance the knowledge and skills in mathematics content and pedagogy by investigating research-based teaching and learning strategies, assessment, integration of technology, and developing mathematics instruction that focuses on conceptual understanding, procedural fluency, and problem-solving.
MS in School Counseling Degree and
Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) credential in School Counseling
Learn to use data-driven interventions to promote academic, career, and personal/social development in urban elementary, middle and high school students.
Education Specialist Degree (EdS) and
Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) credential in School Psychology
Develops highly trained professionals in education and psychology to help children and youth succeed academically, socially, behaviorally, and emotionally to ensure all students are successful.
MS in Special Education
Strengthens graduate students' depth of understanding of service delivery models for individuals with disabilities, develops scholars' ability to critically examine emerging research and practice to develop high-quality intervention programs in special education, and builds future change agents and leaders.
Educational Technology and Media Leadership
MS in Educational Technology and Media Leadership
Provides foundations and practical skills for career growth in settings that use educational technologies and e-learning. Students include K-12 teachers, university staff and faculty, school librarians, technology coordinators, and educational media developers.
Equity, Education and Social Justice
MA in Equity, Education and Social Justice
Embark on a transformative journey of critical inquiry to analyze how social, historical, and political contexts of society influence education. Blend theory and praxis to foster inclusive, equitable educational environments centered on human connection, joy, and transformational change.
MS in Counseling Psychology
Prepares therapists for licensed independent practice to work in private practice, community-agency settings, government-court settings, hospitals and clinics, employee assistance programs, and city-county-state agencies to provide counseling services for adults, children, families, and couples. (Former Program Title: Marriage and Family Therapy).
Student Development in Higher Education
MS in Counseling
Develops community college and university professionals who understand the needs of college students from diverse backgrounds, and collaborate with faculty and campus stakeholders to promote holistic development of students.
MA in Education
Prepares teacher leaders and curriculum specialists to expand their knowledge base and augment their professional competency in the design, implementation, and evaluation of curriculum, instruction, and assessment in elementary or secondary students.
MA in Early Childhood Education
Prepares educators, leaders and policy advocates to understand children from birth to age 8 and management of early childhood organizations in a variety of culturally and linguistically diverse educational settings.
MA in Educational Administration and Preliminary Administrative Services Credential
Equips leaders to serve as principals or other school administrators in order to maximize the academic achievement of pre-K-12 grade students in an educational organization.
Educational Leadership Doctorate (Ed.D)
Doctor of Education
A doctorate degree that prepares leaders for K – 12, community college, or higher education settings.
Educational Technology and Media Leadership
MS in Educational Technology and Media Leadership
Provides foundations and practical skills for career growth in settings that use educational technologies and e-learning. Students include K-12 teachers, university staff and faculty, school librarians, technology coordinators, and educational media developers.
MS in School Counseling and
Pupil Personnel Services Credential in School Counseling
Learn to use data-driven interventions to promote academic, career, and personal/social development in urban elementary, middle and high school students.
MS in Science Education
Designed for practicing science educators interested in developing a deeper understanding of science, learning, teaching, and current issues that impact practice. Options for TK-12 educators and well as informal (out of school) science educators available.
Equity, Education and Social Justice
MA in Equity, Education and Social Justice
Embark on a transformative journey of critical inquiry to analyze how social, historical, and political contexts of society influence education. Blend theory and praxis to foster inclusive, equitable educational environments centered on human connection, joy, and transformational change.
Student Development in Higher Education
MS in Counseling
Develops community college and university professionals who understand the needs of college students from diverse backgrounds, and collaborate with faculty and campus stakeholders to promote holistic development of students.
MS in Counseling Psychology
Prepares therapists for licensed independent practice to work in private practice, community-agency settings, government-court settings, hospitals and clinics, employee assistance programs, and city-county-state agencies to provide counseling services for adults, children, families, and couples. (Former Program Title: Marriage and Family Therapy).
MS in School Counseling Degree and
Pupil Personnel Services Credential in School Counseling
Learn to use data-driven interventions to promote academic, career, and personal/social development in urban elementary, middle and high school students.
Education Specialist Degree (EdS) and
Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) credential in School Psychology
Develops highly trained professionals in education and psychology to help children and youth succeed academically, socially, behaviorally, and emotionally to ensure all students are successful.
Student Development in Higher Education
MS in Counseling
Develops community college and university professionals who understand the needs of college students from diverse backgrounds, and collaborate with faculty and campus stakeholders to promote holistic development of students.
MA in Education
Examines the literacy and language development of native English speakers, bilingual speakers, English learners, and/or speakers of nonstandard English in grades K-12, including adult education. Literacy and language issues are examined within a global context.
Educational Technology and Media Leadership
MS in Educational Technology and Media Leadership
Provides foundations and practical skills for career growth in settings that use educational technologies and e-learning. Students include K-12 teachers, university staff and faculty, school librarians, technology coordinators, and educational media developers.
Equity, Education and Social Justice
MA in Equity, Education and Social Justice
Embark on a transformative journey of critical inquiry to analyze how social, historical, and political contexts of society influence education. Blend theory and praxis to foster inclusive, equitable educational environments centered on human connection, joy, and transformational change.
MS in Counseling Psychology
Prepares therapists for licensed independent practice to work in private practice, community-agency settings, government-court settings, hospitals and clinics, employee assistance programs, and city-county-state agencies to provide counseling services for adults, children, families, and couples. (Former Program Title: Marriage and Family Therapy).
MA in Education
Prepares teacher leaders and curriculum specialists to expand their knowledge base and augment their professional competency in the design, implementation, and evaluation of curriculum, instruction, and assessment in elementary or secondary students.
MA in Education
Examines the literacy and language development of native English speakers, bilingual speakers, English learners, and/or speakers of nonstandard English in grades K-12, including adult education. Literacy and language issues are examined within a global context.
MA in Early Childhood Education
Prepares educators, leaders and policy advocates to understand children from birth to age 8 and management of early childhood organizations in a variety of culturally and linguistically diverse educational settings.
MA in Educational Administration and Preliminary Administrative Services Credential
Equips leaders to serve as principals or other school administrators in order to maximize the academic achievement of pre-K-12 grade students in an educational organization.
Educational Technology and Media Leadership
MS in Educational Technology and Media Leadership
Provides foundations and practical skills for career growth in settings that use educational technologies and e-learning. Students include K-12 teachers, university staff and faculty, school librarians, technology coordinators, and educational media developers.
Advanced Credential
Become a credentialed library professional.
Equity, Education and Social Justice
MA in Equity, Education and Social Justice
Embark on a transformative journey of critical inquiry to analyze how social, historical, and political contexts of society influence education. Blend theory and praxis to foster inclusive, equitable educational environments centered on human connection, joy, and transformational change.
MA in Education
Enhance the knowledge and skills in mathematics content and pedagogy by investigating research-based teaching and learning strategies, assessment, integration of technology, and developing mathematics instruction that focuses on conceptual understanding, procedural fluency, and problem-solving.
MS in Mathematics (from the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics)
This program is designed for educators who are currently teaching or are planning to teach mathematics at the secondary school or community college level. It includes a blend of courses from pure and applied mathematics, statistics, mathematics education, and also may include coursework from the College of Education. It helps educators develop greater expertise in mathematics and mathematics education in terms of curriculum, teaching, learning, assessment and research.
MS in Science Education
Designed for practicing science educators interested in developing a deeper understanding of science, learning, teaching, and current issues that impact practice. Options for TK-12 educators and well as informal (out of school) science educators available.
MS in Special Education
Strengthens graduate students' depth of understanding of service delivery models for individuals with disabilities, develops scholars' ability to critically examine emerging research and practice to develop high-quality intervention programs in special education, and builds future change agents and leaders.
Explore by Academic Goal
Liberal Studies Integrated Teacher Education Program Pathway
Earn a Bachelor’s degree while preparing for an elementary teaching credential (options available for additional Special Education, and/or Spanish or Asian Language Bilingual Authorization credentials).
Liberal Studies Bachelor of Arts Pathway
Earn your Bachelor’s degree and gain subject matter preparation for careers in elementary education.
Equity & Education Studies Minor
Minor for CSULB undergraduates
Designed for CSULB undergraduates across all disciplines, this program educates students on the intricate challenges and rewards of the education field. Students have the opportunity to complete at least one prerequisite for a chosen credential program, ensuring a more seamless and efficient transition into their post-baccalaureate educational journey.
Multiple Subject Credential Program (MSCP)
Become an elementary school teacher.
MSCP Bilingual Authorization (BILA) Pathway
The BILA pathway allows you to teach in Dual Language classrooms.
MSCP Urban Teaching Academy (UTEACH) Pathway
Combine pedagogy and practice in a personalized credential program designed to fully prepare future teachers in a hands-on supportive school setting.
Single Subject Credential Program (SSCP)
Become a middle or high-school teacher.
Special Education Credential Program (ESCP)
Teach students with special needs.
Urban Dual Credential Program (UDCP)
Teach both in the elementary general education classroom as well as the elementary/middle school special education setting.
Administration and implementation of physical activity programs for persons with disabilities in K-12 schools.
MSCP and SSCP Added Authorizations
The Credential Center has information regarding Supplementary Authorizations, Subject Matter Authorization, and adding a Multiple, Single, or Additional Content Area.
Reading and Literacy Added Authorization Program
Specialize in reading/language arts assessment and instruction.
Special Class Authorization - Digital Literacy
Authorization to provide departmentalized instruction in information literacy, digital literacy, and digital citizenship.
MA in Education
Prepares teacher leaders and curriculum specialists to expand their knowledge base and augment their professional competency in the design, implementation, and evaluation of curriculum, instruction, and assessment in elementary or secondary students.
MA in Education
Examines the literacy and language development of native English speakers, bilingual speakers, English learners, and/or speakers of nonstandard English in grades K-12, including adult education. Literacy and language issues are examined within a global context.
MA in Education
Enhance the knowledge and skills in mathematics content and pedagogy by investigating research-based teaching and learning strategies, assessment, integration of technology, and developing mathematics instruction that focuses on conceptual understanding, procedural fluency, and problem-solving.
MS in Mathematics (from the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics)
This program is designed for educators who are currently teaching or are planning to teach mathematics at the secondary school or community college level. It includes a blend of courses from pure and applied mathematics, statistics and mathematics education, and also may include coursework from the College of Education. It helps educators develop greater expertise in mathematics and mathematics education in terms of curriculum, teaching, learning, assessment, and research.
MA in Early Childhood Education
Prepares educators, leaders and policy advocates to understand children from birth to age 8 and management of early childhood organizations in a variety of culturally and linguistically diverse educational settings.
MA in Educational Administration and Preliminary Administrative Services Credential
Equips leaders to serve as principals or other school administrators in order to maximize the academic achievement of pre-K-12 grade students in an educational organization.
Educational Technology and Media Leadership
MS in Educational Technology and Media Leadership
Provides foundations and practical skills for career growth in settings that use educational technologies and e-learning. Students include K-12 teachers, university staff and faculty, school librarians, technology coordinators, and educational media developers.
Equity, Education and Social Justice
MA in Equity, Education and Social Justice
Embark on a transformative journey of critical inquiry to analyze how social, historical, and political contexts of society influence education. Blend theory and praxis to foster inclusive, equitable educational environments centered on human connection, joy, and transformational change.
MS in Counseling Psychology
Prepares therapists for licensed independent practice to work in private practice, community-agency settings, government-court settings, hospitals and clinics, employee assistance programs, and city-county-state agencies to provide counseling services for adults, children, families, and couples. (Former Program Title: Marriage and Family Therapy).
MS in School Counseling Degree
and Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) in School Counseling
Learn to use data-driven interventions to promote academic, career, and personal/social development in urban elementary, middle and high school students.
Education Specialist Degree (EdS) and
Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) credential in School Psychology
Develops highly trained professionals in education and psychology to help children and youth succeed academically, socially, behaviorally, and emotionally to ensure all students are successful.
MS in Special Education
Strengthens graduate students' depth of understanding of service delivery models for individuals with disabilities, develops scholars' ability to critically examine emerging research and practice to develop high-quality intervention programs in special education, and builds future change agents and leaders.
Student Development in Higher Education
MS in Counseling
Develops community college and university professionals who understand the needs of college students from diverse backgrounds, and collaborate with faculty and campus stakeholders to promote holistic development of students.
Advanced Credential
Become a credentialed library professional.
Graduate Certificate in Applied Disability Studies
Graduate Certificate
An interdisciplinary program designed to prepare graduate students from a variety of disciplines to further their understanding of the experience of disability across the lifespan, and to become familiar with research, advocacy, interventions, and policy that facilitate successful life outcomes for persons with disabilities. (Only available to students currently enrolled in a Master’s degree program at CSULB.)
Graduate Certificate in Community College
Graduate Certificate
Prepare to work in community college settings as teaching faculty or a counselor. (Only available to students currently enrolled in the M.S. Counseling, Student Development in Higher Education program at CSULB.)
Educational Leadership Doctorate (Ed.D)
A doctorate degree that prepares leaders for K – 12, community college, or higher education settings.
