School of Education and Human Services

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admissions@stthom.edu

School-of-Education-Graduate Whether you attend the School of Education and Human Services as a graduate or undergraduate student, you will learn from faculty who are actively practicing as educational leaders, counselors or diagnosticians.

All faculty members:

have been practitioners in their respective fields
remain very connected to their school districts
understand current practices and trends
personally write job recommendations

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I Want a Master's or Doctoral Degree

Attend as a graduate student

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I Want a Bachelor's Degree

Attend as an undergraduate student

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It's Not Just Who You Know...It's Not Just Who You Know...

It's also about who knows you. With deep connections in the community, our faculty can get you in front of the right people – a distinct advantage over students pursuing education degrees at other institutions.

We’ve recruited many UST graduates over the years. We continue to be impressed by how prepared they are to succeed in HISD classrooms.

Rocio Saldana Talent Acquisition Leadership Recruiter – Houston ISD

Degrees and ProgramsDegrees and Programs

Graduate

Undergraduate

Criminology, Law & Society _(B.A.)
Education _(B.A.)
- Elementary
- Secondary
- All grade levels

meet some of our alumni

Slide 1: Lillian Conway Director of Education/Principal Houston ISD
Slide 2: Heather Dulin Director, Talent Acquisition National Oilwell Varco
Slide 3: Mohamad Maarouf Principal KIPP Houston Public Schools
Slide 4: Yolanda Garrido
Slide 5: Susana E. Franco-Fuenmayor, Ph.D.
Slide 6: Ignacio Aguilera
Slide 7: Katherine Keafer
Slide 8: Kristina Pascal Teacher Houston ISD
Slide 9: Timothy Macalino

School-of-Education-Map Programs are offered online, here at the University of St. Thomas campus in Houston's Museum District, or at locations in:

Northwest Houston
West Houston
Stafford
Pearland
Pasadena

The School of Education and Human Services prepares you to advance your career in education and mental health settings with a master's or doctoral degree. Most students attend part-time and complete their degree in 2 – 3 years.

If you’re a teacher or a supervisor, a graduate degree can help you advance to assistant principal or principal.

You can remain with the same cohort throughout the program, making friends and professional contacts who can further help fuel your career growth.

School-of-Education-Undergraduate The School of Education and Human Services prepares you to pursue a graduate degree or begin your career as an educator in a variety of different professional environments:

Public/private schools
Hospitals
Museums
Child protective services

We also offer a degree in criminology, law and society. This prepares you for law school or to begin your career in:

Criminal justice
Regulatory agencies
Public policy organizations
Social services

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