School of Teacher Education
The School of Teacher Education (STE) offers undergraduate, credential, master’s and doctoral degree programs designed to educate elementary and secondary teachers who promote, support, and implement an inquiry-oriented approach to teaching and learning for student success.
Announcements
2027 Admissions
2027 applications open August 1, 2026. Deadlines differ by program. Please see individual academic program information for details.
Part-Time Faculty Pool Application
The School of Teacher Education at San Diego State University is accepting applications for their part-time lecturer pool to teach a variety of liberal study and credential courses and supervising credential students.
Learning From and With Children
Embedding Methods Courses in CVESD Classrooms

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Give to one of our department's top priorities:
- College of Education Dean’s Excellence Fund
- School of Teacher Education’s Excellence Fund
- Sponsor a Future Teacher Fund
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STE News

Showcase for future teachers highlights the transformative possibilities of shared governance
SDSU and Sweetwater Union High School District partner to bring 40 credential candidates to Otay Ranch High School for information, networking and mock interviews.

Ready to launch: Learn about the new programs coming to the College of Education this fall
Freshly-approved offerings include minors in bilingual education and American Sign Language, a dual credential in elementary and special education, and an advanced certificate in bilingual school psychology.

Once ‘afraid’ of math, Weichen Zhao earns prestigious AMTE math education fellowship
SDSU Imperial Valley assistant professor becomes SDSU’s second STaR Fellow in as many years.

