Middle and Secondary Education
If you have a general question about our department or one of our degree programs, contact Bobbie Turner at 404-413-8405 or [email protected].
Teachers must be certified by the Georgia Professional Standards Commission to be employed in the state’s public schools. To learn more, visit our Teacher Certification Requirements page.
How can we help you achieve your educational goals?
What Can I Become?
Begin or Expand...
…your teaching career
How Can I Pay for This?
Scholarships to Stipends
A variety of financial opportunities
- Scholarships – See what’s offered on our MSE Students page.
- Internships with stipends – Check out First STEP Teacher Internship, for an example of what’s available.
- Academic awards – Scholars Recognition and Honors Day both award students for outstanding work.
How Can MSE Help Me?
Guidance All the Way
Guidance for your student journey
- Internships – Initial internships begin here
- Research opportunities – Visit our research page to find a possibilities.
- Middle Secondary Education Doctoral Student Council – Promotes scholarship, communication and civic engagement.
Funding Opportunities, Residencies and Mentoring
TEACH GRANTS
To receive a TEACH Grant, you must commit to full-time teaching in a high-need field at a school serving low-income students.
Learn more and apply for a 2023-2024 Federal TEACH Grant through Georgia State University »
CREATE PROGRAM
The CREATE Program forms cohorts of aspiring teachers dedicated to completing student teaching in Atlanta Public Schools (APS) and to innovate classroom environments for joy and growth.
PROJECT NURTURE
Project NURTURE is a federally funded project under the Teacher Quality Partnership grant from the U.S. Department of Education. It involves teacher preparedness in these areas, the Teacher Residency Program, Residency Readiness Academy (RRA) and Academy for Future Teachers (AFT).
Funding Opportunities, Residencies and Mentoring
TEACH GRANTS
To receive a TEACH Grant, you must commit to full-time teaching in a high-need field at a school serving low-income students.
Learn more and apply for a 2023-2024 Federal TEACH Grant through Georgia State University »
CREATE PROGRAM
The CREATE Program forms cohorts of aspiring teachers dedicated to completing student teaching in Atlanta Public Schools (APS) and to innovate classroom environments for joy and growth.
Apply for The CREATE Program »
PROJECT NURTURE
Project NURTURE is a federally funded project under the Teacher Quality Partnership grant from the U.S. Department of Education. It involves teacher preparedness in these areas, the Teacher Residency Program, Residency Readiness Academy (RRA) and Academy for Future Teachers (AFT).
MSE STORIES
Contact Us
PHONE
404-413-8060
EMAIL
[email protected]
For questions about the department or its degree programs:
Bobbie Turner
404-413-8405
[email protected]
Middle and Secondary Education
College of Education & Human Development
P.O. Box 3978
Atlanta, GA 30302-3978
Physical Address:
Suite 650
30 Pryor St. SW
Atlanta, GA 30303
