Quick Facts about the College of Education

CSULB is an HSI & AANAPISI-Serving Institution

The College of Education serves approximately 3,000 students across 20+ academic programs at the baccalaureate, post-baccalaureate/credential, master’s, and doctoral levels.
The College provides
- a doctoral program in Educational Leadership
- 14 master’s and advanced credential programs for more than 700 students in
  - higher education
  - PK-12 schooling
  - early childhood education
  - community settings
  - school site personnel programs.
The College of Education offers teacher credential programs in
- Multiple Subject
- Single Subject
- Education Specialist
- Urban Dual Credential Program (UDCP)
- PK3 Early Childhood Education Specialist Instruction
The College of Education offers an undergraduate BA degree in Liberal Studies with an Integrated Teacher Education Program.

College of Education faculty are engaged scholars and expert practitioners in their fields.
$7.6 million awarded to faculty in research grants and contracts.
67 full-time faculty

The College ranks first in the CSU for total initial and advanced credentials issued.
Most recently, the College ranks 3rd in California for number of initial credentials granted.

$450,000 in scholarships awarded annually.
Students are well-supported via the Student Success and Advising Center and Credential Center.

The College is nationally accredited by
- the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CTC).
The College’s Education Specialist Program in School Psychology is accredited by the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP).

The College of Education has clinical partnership agreements with 155 school districts, Community Colleges, mental health agencies and non-profits across Southern California.
The College serves the community through the Community Clinic, the Long Beach Trauma Recovery Center (LBTRC), and the Center for Evaluation and Educational Effectiveness.