Tusculum University offers a Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies with a K-5 teaching licensure. This program is designed to prepare educators who are committed to excellence and confident in their abilities to lead in their communities. The curriculum focuses on the civic and intellectual development of students, equipping them with the skills, knowledge, and character vital for educating future generations. Graduates will be prepared to teach in community schools, with the program emphasizing practical experience through extensive clinical placements and student teaching opportunities.
This program prepares graduates for careers as licensed teachers in elementary schools (K-5). The focus on civic and intellectual development, combined with practical teaching experience, equips students to become confident educators and leaders in their communities.
The program is available for traditional (residential/commuter) students on the Greeneville campus and through the Adult and Online Studies program via synchronous Zoom. Students seeking elementary (K-5) licensure will have lower (K-2) and upper (3-5) elementary placements.
Tuition information is available via the Financial Aid section of the Tusculum website. Specific costs for international students are not detailed on the program page.
Approved by the Tennessee State Board of Education.
You will earn a Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies with K-5 teaching licensure. The program prepares you to be a licensed teacher in elementary schools (K-5).
Graduates are prepared for careers as licensed elementary school teachers (K-5). The program emphasizes developing confident educators and leaders in their communities.
Applicants must first be admitted to Tusculum University, and then gain admission into the teacher education program before beginning coursework. Specific admission requirements for the teacher education program are detailed in the academic catalog.
You must first apply for general admission to Tusculum University. After university admission, you need to gain separate admission into the teacher education program to begin your coursework.
Yes, the Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies with K-5 teaching licensure program is approved by the Tennessee State Board of Education.