School of Education
Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood Education - Project INVEST
Gain the skills and strategies to be a qualified teacher in early childhood education.
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Program Overview
You will develop the skills and understanding to teach and help children at various stages of learning from birth to 3rd grade. Take courses on educational theories and practices to build your knowledge in the field of early childhood. You will then progress to more specific early childood education courses to learn how to teach children as they develop intellectually, physically, socially, and emotionally.
Project INVEST began by partnering with a consortium of schools with the goal of simplifying the process to earn both a bachelor’s in early childhood education and a Wisconsin teaching license. If you are employed by a consortium school, you may be eligible for the Project Invest Scholarship. And if you are employed by a Christian School, or a school that is an academic partner, or are an alumni of Concordia University you may be eligible to apply for an Uncommon Scholarship.
What to Expect
Upon completion, you will be qualified to teach children from birth through the third-grade level in Wisconsin.
- 8-week sessions for courses
- Each virtual course takes place on a designated weeknight and time
- Courses are presented live by the professor
- Acceptances into the program occur throughout the year
- Multiple start dates in the fall, spring, and summer trimesters
- Transfer up to 84 credits under the program director's approval
- Option to earn a Christian or Lutheran teacher diploma for additional credits
