The UIS School of Education offers post-baccalaureate licensure programs at the elementary and secondary levels.

The School of Education offers four Middle Grades licensure programs for those who hold a bachelor's degree. These include:

• Language Arts
• Math
• Social Studies
• General Science

After admission to UIS, we will audit your transcripts to determine remaining program requirements. You would then work with your advisor to set up your course of study to meet licensure requirements. 

The Bachelor of Science in Information Systems Security, part of the Department of Computer Science, offers a comprehensive education in protecting digital information. Students will master the essentials of information security, including secure system design, security assessment and computer security ethics. The program emphasizes hands-on learning, utilizing cutting-edge technologies and labs for practical experience.

Gain an additional endorsement to be qualified to teach in a special education setting. Teaching license required.

The Sport Management minor will build upon the strengths of the UIS undergraduate general education requirements, existing CBM foundation and existing CBM college core coursework to develop competencies that will prepare students for success in the sports industry. For program requirements, course descriptions and other info check out the Sport Management Minor catalog page.

The Sociology/Anthropology (SOA) major equips students with the distinctive skill sets of anthropology and sociology. Graduates achieve a broader understanding of the diversity of human experiences and social/structural dynamics in a variety of contexts (local, national, and global), gaining the skills needed to:

Unlock the World of Society: A Sociology Minor with Impact

Delve into the complexities of human behavior, social structures and the forces shaping our world with our Sociology minor. Explore the fascinating realm of sociology and gain insights into the dynamics of societies and cultures.

The B.S.W. is nationally accredited by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE). The B.S.W. is a generalist degree that gives students the education and skills necessary to provide direct services to clients in a wide variety of human service settings. Generalist practice social work encompasses all client groups and all levels of service, from individuals to international social policy. In addition, professional preparation requires each student reflect on their values and attitudes and gain new professional knowledge and skills.

This program is not accepting students into the Social Responsibility and Leadership Development minor course of study at this time.

The School of Education at UIS offers several degree options that lead to an Illinois Secondary (9-12) Professional Educator License (PEL). These options include:

Course work for TEP Secondary Education History candidates falls into six categories: general education, introductory courses, core courses, methods courses, content area courses and student teaching.

The School of Education at UIS offers several degree options that lead to an Illinois Secondary (9-12) Professional Educator License (PEL). These options include: