At Mount Mercy,
our job is to give you the tools to become a well-rounded, well-prepared
teacher who will help their students succeed in today’s diverse
classroom. To do this, we offer programs in general education, concentration
in a major field of learning, and a sequence of education courses leading
to your professional licensure by the State of Iowa.
For education majors,
an endorsement represents a competency to teach a given subject at a
specific level, for instance history at the secondary level. At Mount
Mercy, we offer the following endorsements:
- Art-Education
- Business-General
- Business-Marketing/Management
- English-Language
Arts
- History
- Mathematics-Education
- Music-Education
- Biology-Education
- Social Science-American
Government
- Social Science-American
History
- Social Science-Psychology
- Social Science-Sociology
- Social Science-World
History
- Speech Communication-Theater
Mount Mercy also
offers the following endorsements as minors for grades 7-12. These differ
from original endorsements in that they must accompany an original endorsement:
- English-Language
Arts
- Instructional
Strategist Level I (7-12) (Special Education)*
- Instructional
Strategist Level II (K-12) (Special Education)*
- Mathematics
- Middle School
(5-8)*
- Multicategorical
Resource Room*
- Science-Chemistry
- Science-General
Science
- Social Science-American
Government
- Social Science-American
History
- Social Science-Economics
- Social Science-Psychology
- Social Science-Sociology
- Social Science-World
History
- Speech Communication-Theater
*These endorsements
must be paired with a subject area endorsement. Special education endorsements
require an original endorsement from the list above.
What
classes should I take to enter the program?
What will it take to graduate?
Four-Year Plans for Elementary Education,
Secondary Education, Instructional
Strategist I, Instructional
Strategist II and Unified Early
Childhood Endorsement and Pre-K Endorsement
How will I gain experience?
What can I do with an education degree from
Mount Mercy College?
Who can I talk to?
Resources for Education Job Seekers
Education
Department