The 哔咔漫画 (USF) College of Education is once again recognized for its graduate education programs and has climbed five spots to no. 38 for public universities in the released today by U.S. News and World Report. Several factors are evaluated in ranking the 255 education institutions including faculty credentials, admissions and graduation rates and research activity.
Dr. R. Anthony Rolle, Dean of the College of Education remarked, 鈥淭he faculty, staff, and students in the USF College of Education 鈥� along with its vibrant and innovative instructional, research, and community partners 鈥� are quite excited to learn that when U.S. News & World Report compared us to our outstanding peer public colleges of education across the U.S. that USF is ranked #38! And, among all peer colleges of education nationally, we are ranked #48. As dean of this college, I must say that I am extremely proud of the work efforts conducted by all involved. This college is an example for what can happen when a college is mission-focused on creating academic, economic, and social justice service opportunities for all its professional communities.鈥�
The College of Education offers more than 45 masters and doctoral degree programs across numerous areas of study, such as curriculum and instruction, instructional technology, educational leadership, exercise science and school psychology. USF鈥檚 graduate education programs prepare students for careers in various settings, including PK-12 teaching, school administration, higher education, educational policy, research and curriculum development.
Home to seven research institutions, our master鈥檚 and doctoral students turn their research into innovation that benefits students, educators, businesses, and the community 鈥� both locally and globally.
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About the USF College of Education:
Home to more than 2,600 students and 130 faculty members, the University of South
Florida College of Education values high-quality education and excellence in research,
teaching and learning. The College of Education is nationally accredited by the Council
for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) and its educator preparation
programs are fully approved by the Florida Department of Education.