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: Adrianna Fields
Meet Adrianna Fields, a Ph.D. candidate in Educational Studies whose work brings together social work, higher education, research, advocacy, and a deep commitment to disability access and equity.
Life in SOE
Research in Action
- How Students Learn Social Studies
Dr. Wayne Journell – Publication Spotlight: Featuring recent faculty research and scholarly impact.
What’s Happening at the School of Education
- UNCG School of Education Dean Morgan Chitiyo Receives Africa Leadership Award
UNC Greensboro School of Education Dean Dr. Morgan Chitiyo has been selected as a recipient of the Africa Leadership Award from Global Skills Hub, United… Continue reading… - Spartan Voices: Adrianna Fields
Meet Adrianna Fields, a Ph.D. candidate in Educational Studies whose work brings together social work, higher education, research, advocacy, and a deep commitment to disability access and equity. - Education Students, GCS Teachers Talk to Governor About the Power of Education
The question of what inspires someone to become a teacher drove the conversation between Guilford County School educators, pre-service teachers, and North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein. Each shared their path to teaching during a roundtable at the UNC Greensboro School of Education.
