Why Choose UNCG School of Education (SOE)
A foundation for meaningful careers—and lasting impact.
- Top-ranked, high-impact programs
- Flexible learning options for working professionals
- Hands-on experiences through internships, fieldwork, and applied learning opportunities
- Comprehensive student support including advising, Praxis prep, and the Academic Support Hub
- Opportunities that expand access and impact including funding, study abroad, and a collaborative community
Where research informs practice—and drives change
As UNC Greensboro advances its research mission, the School of Education is expanding its impact through:
- Faculty-led research that addresses real-world challenges
- Partnerships with schools, communities, and organizations across North Carolina and globally
- Opportunities for students to engage in research, innovation, and applied projects
Real people. Real impact.
Stories that Inspire
- Spartan Voices: Yana Gaitan
Yana Gaitan is a Statesville, N.C., native who will graduate in May with a degree in Elementary Education. She is minoring in business.
Life in SOE
Research in Action
- 10 Trends Shaping Student Affairs Today
Dr. Brad Johnson – Publication Spotlight: Featuring recent faculty research and scholarly impact.
What’s Happening at the School of Education
- Education Exchange Program Connects UNCG Students With German Educators
Founded in 1477, Tübingen is the oldest university in Germany, is located in a picturesque medieval city, and for 10 days this spring was the home for eight UNC Greensboro teacher education students and two faculty members. The group travelled to Germany to engage in cross-cultural interactions and explorations. - Answering a New Call to Serve: Veteran’s Path to Educational Leadership
From the U.S. Army to the classroom, doctoral candidate Tyler Bacote’s journey is a powerful reminder that education can transform lives. - Southern Guilford’s Natalia Fagundez ’25, Spartan Inspirational Educator
In her first year as an exceptional children’s teacher at Southern Guilford High School, Natalia Fagundez ’25 works to help students advance their math skills.
