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• Elementary Education
• Secondary Education
• Master of Arts in Teaching
• Master of Arts in Curriculum & Instruction
• Master of Arts in Educational Leadership
• Athletic Training
• Kinesiology

Why UIndy?

The only private institution selected to participate in this prestigious program, UIndy is a leader in education reform and teacher education. UIndy’s School of Education prepares teachers and students for 21st-century challenges through its commitment to innovative and reflective practice.

UIndy is a selective, independent, student-friendly institution of 4,600 students located minutes from the heart of Indianapolis.

UIndy is recognized for:

• Highly respected undergraduate programs in education, communication and the health sciences
• Nationally ranked graduate programs
• Centers of excellence focused on education reform and aging studies

The Woodrow Wilson Teaching Fellowship Program at UIndy is a collaborative effort between the School of Education and the College of Arts and Sciences. The Program is also supported by UIndy’s Center of Excellence in Leadership of Learning (CELL), which is spearheading school improvement across the state.